Access to Android phone's SD card from PC, without USB This question is classical: how to access the phone's SD card from PC?
 Of course USB works very well, but I'm looking for a wireless solution.

I've already tried various apps and solutions, but very often, with these wireless solutions, I didn't have real full access to the SD card, like I would have for a USB flashdrive or a harddrive or a CD-ROM. (see image below)

Thus my question is : how to access the phone's SD card from PC, wirelessly, with full access to SD card from PC?  (I mean: having a drive letter F: and being able to run .bat batch files on this SD card from the PC; this works when connecting with USB cable)

Note: I've tried tools like installing "FTP server" on phone, connecting by wifi, and then using tools on PC that make FTP look like a removable disk. But this was very tricky, and at the end didn't work well. And above all it was not handy on every day use.
I personally use FTP to achieve this...

You can try it too. All you'll just need is an understanding of how ftp works which is very basic by the way.

Download any app that provides an ftp server on your android devices, they are always pretty easy to use. I currently use use ES File explorer's functionality to do this.

As shown here

 

Selecting Remote Manager is all you need.

After the ftp services has started on your android device and is on the same network as your computer, you should then spring up windows explorer [win-key + E] or even a web browser and enter ftp://phones_ip_address:ftp_listening_port into the address bar

Note: the column separating address and port.
Lemme know if you get this