An 8 GB TV has only about 5 GB for you. Attribute every gigabyte with Settings and X-plore’s Disk Map, then apply the right fix: cache sweep, media eviction, or adoption.
Stop the weekly fight over which app opens what. One-off choices, permanent defaults, and a small constitution for your file types.
WebDAV lets X-plore treat your own NAS or Nextcloud-style server as a network drive. Get the address, path, app password and HTTPS settings right first time.
Certificate and host-key warnings in X-plore mean different things for WebDAV and SFTP. Learn to verify fingerprints, fix expiry and hostname mismatches, and spot a genuine red flag.
WebDAV is the durable way into Yandex Disk and pCloud from X-plore. This guide gives both services’ endpoints, the credential each one expects, and dual-pane habits for copying between them.
X-plore does not quietly sync in the background, and quotas fail silently. This guide explains what the app actually does, how to track each provider’s real limits, and which files belong in a true automatic backup.
There is no recovery trick for a forgotten Vault password, and this guide will not invent one. It covers the legitimate options that remain, what resetting really costs, and the setup that prevents a repeat.
ownCloud and Nextcloud connect to X-plore through their standard WebDAV endpoint. Get the exact address format, create an app password, and keep 2FA protecting your account.
The X-plore Vault encrypts files on your device, not into portable files for upload. This guide separates the two jobs and shows the honest pre-upload encryption workflows that actually work.
Diagnose stalled and interrupted cloud downloads in X-plore in a fixed order: token, destination space, network stability, app sleep, corrupted partials, and provider-side problems.