Steam Deck Quickie: Transfer Files From PC to Deck with SSH (Under 3 Minutes!) - Reupload

[@grimmftw8044]

This worked wonderfully man, I tried Winpinator and spent forever trying to have my PC and the Deck handshake it was driving me to the point of madness, your 3 minute video could have saved me hours but im really thankful I found it.

[@Darkuni]

My pleasure

[@RudyGGs]

Ugh, yeah Warpinator and Winpinator worked fine at first but then it got really inconsistent. I've found the DeckMTP plugin, SSH and FTP to be best ways to transfer files on here.

[@nebilkisa8594]

In order to avoid the restart, just type "sudo systemctl start sshd" and with "sudo systemctl status sshd" you can verify that SSHD service has been loaded and is running.

[@Darkuni]

Ya, appreciate that ... We had someone else post this as well. I have a big SSH/SSHFS video planned where I'll make sure this gets covered too.

[@Damianhovno]

Great, it worked for me because of this approach.

[@dotaxis]

You rock dude. So nice to be able to upload games to the deck while it's in game mode.

[@silentgrind34]

Cracked games right? because that's what Im trying to do right now on the deck but I keep getting confused because are telling me to use wrapinator and i'm not sure which to use

[@Sadows12]

Quick little FYI: If you update your steam deck OS, you may have to run the konsole command again. I was having issues connecting to the SCP manager until I realized I updated the steam OS and just had to run the command again in konsole. Fixed everything for me!

[@SikSlayer]

The video was good before without the sound but now I see you re-uploaded it with the sound enabled but didn't take down the old one. Good choice! Been following you since the Retro Radio days in the late 90s.

[@Darkuni]

Thank you. I left the old one up simply because I already have links out in the wild that point to it.

[@trevorweaver2364]

I use to look forward to Retro Gaming Radio. (That was my first media cast I subscribed to.)

[@Darkuni]

@@trevorweaver2364 what a wonderful time, right? A great era...

[@ROCKY44]

By far the easiest guide - I managed to copy files over to the Deck using this guide (no KB or mouse) and WinSCP on the first attempt - excellent guide!

[@Darkuni]

Now try SSHFS!

[@animatekkaos2243]

@@Darkuni what's SSHFS?

[@Darkuni]

@@animatekkaos2243 kzbin.info/www/bejne/apKucmOFo9R_Z6s

[@animatekkaos2243]

@@Darkuni that sounds awesome! Does the transfer speed is the same as using FileZilla, or something get lost in the process?

[@Darkuni]

@@animatekkaos2243 it is just as fast as anything else. There is no downside. I recommend wired in a dock for best speeds of course

[@MrTheYocks]

Fast, simple, and indeed, less than 3min video ! Good job !

[@Darkuni]

I recommend the next step. SSHFS. Takes this to the next level and I feel it is the single best way to move files between PC and Deck. kzbin.info/www/bejne/apKucmOFo9R_Z6s

[@ripulisipulit]

"I personally love Blah Blah file manager; unfortunately not many people have it" (proceeds to use the app few people will be using to demonstrate the process, all the while never explaining said process)

[@Darkuni]

No need anymore. SSHFS FTW. Use whatever you want.

[@babysully1791]

No but literally what did he even do I don't know what to do beyond that point because he doesn't explain it

[@Ant_Hills]

@@babysully1791He did explain it but I guess in a way that assumes you’re familiar with ssh. It would also be good for you to assign a LAN IP to your deck in your routers settings. Whatever FTP manager you use that IP is the host or host ip. You enter the user which I think is deck by default and the password you set in console using passwd. That’s it your done.

[@swolearcade]

This is so filthy. Moving my PS3 ISO folders over from Windows is soooooooooo awesome. The concept of that even being a thought in like 2008-2010 was non-existent.

[@AnthonyFrank84]

Might want to change host name is you have a family of steamdecks. This way it is easy to set up for each steamdeck. Only instruction that changes is the HOST. Great work.

[@Darkuni]

My current version of this tutorial covers this. This is an older one :D

[@adelin081]

thank you! this worked great! I thought I needed some other application to act as a server, but it's cool that it's basically built-in and you just have to enable it. I prefer this to the warpinator.

[@Darkuni]

This is the old way. Check the description for the new, even better way using the same technology. Better in every way.

[@nhotaku6507]

Works FINE using the free, Filezilla. "steamdeck" is your connection (IP), deck is the username, and your password. Make sure you select "SFTP" option in your site manager connection dialog. All other options are default. Couldn't be easier! BTW DOPUS FTW, been using it since my Amiga 500 days. SUBBED for SURE! Great information, sir. You made my day, and your emu videos are clear, concise and to the point. spot-on, my friend.

[@pmurph1]

You're the man. Thanks a lot. Had my username as "steamdeck"

[@arafathb]

Can You kindly share how to access SD card with Filezilla?

[@NeoAemaeth]

​​​​@@arafathb I've symlinked my SD in my $home folder. Otherwise you should find it under /run/media/"your_cryptic_sd_card_name"/. You can also bookmark the SD card in FileZilla for quick access

[@captainfach]

Thank you so much for this. I was very confused when he told us what to download but not how to use it LOL

[@milocookieXD]

Thank you, this was a simple and quick setup thats going to save me hours of transfer time

[@Darkuni]

SSHFS is better. Check the description for the new video.

[@spaceloser20]

Thank you! This was the easiest solution and I have no prior experience with linux. This worked perfectly.

[@Darkuni]

I am so pleased!

[@tukanhamen]

To anyone having issues with it not showing up or connecting in the client, make sure that you didn't rename the deck in your steam settings. I renamed mines and using "steamdeck" as the host name didn't work. I had to use the name that I renamed my steam deck to.

[@Darkuni]

Thanks. I tend to forget that people can and do rename their decks :)

[@Increderiffic]

You're a champion man, this was a breeze compared to fiddling with warpinator haha

[@Darkuni]

Now try SSHFS ...

[@sigraz]

You can try this command to enable and start at the same time. sudo systemctl enable --now sshd

[@Darkuni]

Thank you! I'm still learning too!

[@ghillie7897]

I never thought this was even possible wow, very cool thing to have! saves me a lot of time no pluging in

[@Darkuni]

SSHFS is even better.

[@malman1080]

Thank you for this! Totally changed the steam deck for me!

[@ericshelby8541]

Top-tier information,, dude. this the first time that I'm really getting into networking, and you made this seamless I really appreciate the content

[@Digita1Anomaly]

I only understood about half of what you said but I followed the instructions and this worked like a charm...so thanks! One question, is this connecting over my local network or over the internet? I ask because those login settings seem pretty general (i.e. "deck")

[@Darkuni]

Local. Outside can't get there ..

[@Digita1Anomaly]

@@Darkuni Awesome, thanks!!

[@joythief]

YOURE A LIFE SAVER!

[@CodySmiley]

Thanks it works!

[@D3rpyTheSqu1d]

I've been trying to get roms on my Steam Decks SD card but I have a Windows laptop so I'm hoping this will do the trick! Thank you!

[@Darkuni]

SSHFS is much more elegant. Link in the Description.

[@markrivera5847]

thanks appreciate the guide specially to a non linux user :)

[@Darkuni]

SSHFS is even better....

[@NickHaddan]

Nice and simple! Thanks!!

[@Darkuni]

SSHFS is better ... check the description.... ;)

[@MrOuenben]

Thanks for the video I used this to set it up after Warpinator randomly stopped seeing my PC and vice versa. I'm finding it's a bit slower than warpinator was at transferring files which is a shame but at least it works!

[@Darkuni]

I get great speeds, some people do report a speed decrease. I haven't figured out the delta on that yet.

[@ChrisJohnsonOfficial]

Put start where you put enable to start a service manually without needing to reboot. (And have an uplike for Dopus :) )

[@Darkuni]

Yeah I found out about that just as I was finishing up production on the video I was going to add it but then decided not to. I did add it to the description though.

[@chrry_pnk]

Thank you so much! Now I don't have to transfer files to an sd card then transfer again to my deck!! ^_^

[@Dylan-nh3lq]

lets say i want to be more secure because i think ssh is vulnerable to attacks because wasn't built to be secure is there a command line to actually stop and revert the ssh after ive finished transferring files?

[@oliveirarenan_]

Perfect! Thank you!

[@fizzlepop720]

Not sure why this isn't working.. I followed the directions exactly as shown and rebooted my deck and used Filezilla.. got this error: Command: open "deck@steamdeck" 22 Error: ssh_init: Host does not exist Error: Could not connect to server

[@fizzlepop720]

Actually, realized I changed my deck machine name.. but then this happened: Command: open "deck@RedDwarf" 22 Error: FATAL ERROR: Network error: Connection refused Error: Could not connect to server Status: Waiting to retry...

[@Darkuni]

Can you try this tutorial? kzbin.info/www/bejne/apKucmOFo9R_Z6s ... Your network is likely NOT resolving the IP address based on the device name. In the new video, I show you a slightly different way. LMK if this isn't working out for you! Be happy to help get you working.

[@fizzlepop720]

@@Darkuni Everything worked all the way up until logging onto the deck. Tried to log into the micro sd and got an "access is denied." I'm seriously sick of this steamdeck at this point. I just wanted an easy way to move files. Do I need to install Windows?

[@Darkuni]

@@fizzlepop720 "steamdeck" is the machine name .. and your network isn't resolving it to the IP. Just get the IP and plug it in there..

[@fizzlepop720]

I figured it out.. I think it might have been having an issue with my "RedDwarf" steamdeck being named the same as my Windows machine.. at least that's all I can think of. I changed it back to "steamdeck" and it worked fine. thanks for the help!

[@YoungvLondon]

This guide is fantastic, though I can only access the onboard storage and not the microsd I've got. Are there additional steps to be able to directly transfer files onto the microsd?

[@Darkuni]

/run/media/ is where external media is accessed from

[@towerhades]

thank you

[@Darkuni]

I would reference the description for an even better implementation of this :D

[@SnoochGaming]

What I love personally about all these “guides” is that the title says EASY or QUICK yet it’s 20 steps haha gotta love pc

[@Darkuni]

Right? And this one is pretty easy...

[@wilp9255]

man would love a quick version of this using WinSCP instead of opus..ik im being dumb as heck but cant figure out how to use winscp to connect to my deck...have done all the steamdeck part of the process any help would be appreciated

[@Darkuni]

The values/config should be the same ... Perhaps try a trial of Opus and see if it works? I'm concerned there is a different issue.

[@wilp9255]

@@Darkuni ok ill go ahead and try that thanks. was just concerned id run out of trial period within a month and then not know how to still use the other ftp client to connect. may be of value to you and your subscriber base to have a video utilizing one of the free software version perhaps?!

[@Darkuni]

@@wilp9255 Sigh, yes I know. This is my rebellious way of saying I don't like a lot of free software offerings, and I feel there are packages out there like Directory Opus that can really make your life so much easier but people just resist paying anything for anything. It frustrates me :)

[@wilp9255]

@@Darkuni yeah i get it. Opus is something ill consider picking up in the future, and will obviously give the free version a go.. at the current moment spending over $33 on software is out of the question and im sure im not the only one, hence why i figured you might find a greater audience that can benefit from a tutorial using one of the free version.. especially considering there aren't many other tutorials to compete with. either way thanks again, do appreciate your work

[@Darkuni]

@@wilp9255 I just did it with WinSCP and all you do is put the same values I mentioned I put into Opus and it worked fine: i.imgur.com/saL5JZN.png

[@rakeguy7703]

Sorry to bother but is there a way to access memory card through this? I can connect only to steam deck but not memory card. I'm always out of storage so it's difficult to transfer files to steamdeck which lacking of space

[@Darkuni]

@@rakeguy7703 use the new video. This one of very old

[@maggotcorps]

Thank you.

[@akutoagira4948]

Thank you so much. I was getting frutrated trying the steam way which works almost never.

[@CompleteProducer84]

Thank you for this! Just a dumb question - In the FTP, What is the path to find my SD card? I installed EmuDeck on the SD card, so I am trying to find my folders there

[@CompleteProducer84]

Apologies I found it. I didn't set the default path to run (I didn't see this in Filezilla) so I just had to back out of a few folders to find it

[@andrewmoore3232]

So I'm trying to follow him but he's using a dif ftp manager. I'm trying it with Filezilla and I'm stuck when he gets to the pc part.... what do I do from here as I'm trying to tmdo the same thing as you with emudeck. Please help

[@CompleteProducer84]

@@andrewmoore3232 In FileZilla, open the Site Manager. Then choose your Steam Deck site on the left panel. On the right side click the Advanced tab. Under “Default remote directory”, this is where you can add the file path to your SD card that he mentions

[@andrewmoore3232]

@@CompleteProducer84 thank you for the super quick reply, so I'm really dumb with computers sometimes. When I open the site manager nothing is there and I need to create a new site...

[@andrewmoore3232]

@@CompleteProducer84 okokok I just figured out the remote site thing so now I can see all the files and I can see emudeck and all the roms. Thank you!!! Damn tricky computers man

[@BingDrums]

does anyone get the error "Host" steamdeck does not exist ? i have checked on my steam deck setting and it is steamdeck

[@Darkuni]

Some networks will NOT resolve the machine name properly. You'll have to access it via IP address instead. THAT should work, regardless.

[@BingDrums]

@@Darkuni update: i restarted my pc and i'm able to get it work hahah, thanks for your prompt reply! :)

[@Darkuni]

@@BingDrums Fantastic!

[@vovical]

if any are having issues with DOPUS connecting, go to /etc/ssh/sshd_cfg and add HostKeyAlgorithms +ssh-rsa to the bottom. this is because DOPUS' putty version can be outdated

[@SquigglesStreams]

so you go into your steam deck declaration and its all set up and im lost lol i dont know where to find that on any other client

[@Darkuni]

Perhaps try the SSHFS video .. It sort of replaced this one unofficially. kzbin.info/www/bejne/apKucmOFo9R_Z6s

[@babysully1791]

I don't understand what step I'm missing between downloading the SCP and connecting it to the SteamDeck

[@Darkuni]

This is an old video. You want the 2024 version. Much easier much better.

[@silentgrind34]

So do I use this to get games on my steam deck that are Quacked? For example if I have God of war on my windows computer I use this and just copy them all to my run folder. Then run the setup on my deck or since I already installed the game on windows when I transfer them the games is already installed? Now all I need to do is add the game to the steam deck?

[@Darkuni]

Yeah not a subject I really like to discuss on the channel.

[@Kalebaha]

Is it possible to use default Windows File Manager for access to Steam Deck through the FTP/SMB/SFTP like i using it for the other devices?

[@Darkuni]

This video is rather old. Check the description for its far superior successor that will give you just what you want - and then some!

[@9ALiTY]

why tf command line stuff. there should just be a way to easily do this via steam.

[@ZixPainGamer]

Anyone else's experiencing slow transfer file speed. Mine is only around 100kb which is super slow.

[@StephenAllenGames]

Got it to work, for me i had to use the LAN ip, just by itself, no deck@

[@Hellmiauz]

My problem is sometimes i get 60 MB/s sometimes i get 5MB/s... i'm thinking on getting a dock with ethernet.

[@Darkuni]

That's how I fly, my dude. I wire as many things as I can in my home. Stability and speed are my watchwords.

[@SVGc1993]

I always find that copying over SFTP is way slower than using SCP. Any thoughts on this?

[@Darkuni]

I haven't benched it. I haven't had any particular issues with speeds .. nothing I am concerned about. I wouldn't move 100GB that way ... but for "every day" use? Certainly no issues. I'd prefer an SMB share, but it doesn't seem all that easy to make the deck support a Samba share...

[@GameLog0]

This is a good video, but I have a problem. I am using WinSCP and when I try to connect it, the connection is refused. I have been trying for the past 3 hours, and I dont know what to do.

[@Darkuni]

SSH is touchy. Are you 100% sure it is set up right on Deck? Would you be willing to install a trial of Directory Opus to at least verify it works AT ALL? Then if it is working there, we can see if we can get the other tool working?

[@Darkuni]

Please look at this too! www.reddit.com/r/SteamDeck/comments/vvat9t/deck_drive_manager_map_a_windows_drive_to_your/

[@GameLog0]

@@Darkuni I had thought everything was set up properly, but I will certainly check again when I can.

[@gregoryhicks7640]

When i do this, it won't connect and I get FD_CONNECT - WSAECONNREFUSED: Connection refused. In DOPUS

[@Darkuni]

Are you using keys?

[@gregoryhicks7640]

@@Darkuni New to linux what do you mean keys?

[@Darkuni]

@@gregoryhicks7640 ssh keys ... Apparently the way that I show in the video is slightly less secure and you're supposed to make some keys. If you didn't do that, I would try changing steam deck to the actual IP address of the device and see if that works. I bet it does.

[@RobertMichaelWalker]

I guess I need a more comprehensive guide cuz like... where do I find out my hostname and stuff

[@Darkuni]

This video shows how to obtain your IP addresses...kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZ6kmaJ-f9aVkJI

[@itsoddish2128]

yeah just not working for me at all. Did everything in the konsole correctly, put in my custom deck name correct ip and port with the right pw etc, doesnt work, incessantly times out.

[@Darkuni]

Perhaps some security software?

[@itsoddish2128]

@@Darkuni not sure. Have only ever used windows defender, made an exception for fz in my firewall to allow outbound and inbound connections, and all of my steamdeck info is correct. Fz just constantly times out. Didnt change anything on either system besides a custom name which I reverted back.

[@Darkuni]

@@itsoddish2128 Jump on my Discord and maybe we can help out?

[@monkeydtron]

Wish this video was actually useful. Seriously dude. What is the steam deck during this? How did you even add it? Is it connected to the Pc or wireless? Is it on restore or desktop mode. Seriously dude

[@Darkuni]

It has been superseded: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHi3Z2p-bb2moNU

[@walterg74]

It has been super useful. Unless you're an idiot of course...

[@HuiMudak]

Connection timed out. Where do I begin with troubleshooting?

[@Darkuni]

Try using the IP address of the deck instead of the name. Should work.

[@Kennosuke88]

What's the command to close ssh in konsole dude ? sudo systemctl disable sshd ?

[@Darkuni]

That disables it next boot .. use STOP if you want to temporarily turn it off.

[@americanlatino9508]

Did i miss something? Your not showing how to actually connect to the Deck. Dont you need a IP or something to connect?

[@Darkuni]

The network name of the device is "steamdeck". SOME people can't "see" the device on their network with that device name and yes, they do end up using the IP address.

[@americanlatino9508]

I watched one of your other videos. I figuered it out. I appreciate you. Thanks.

[@Darkuni]

@@americanlatino9508 can you share what it was? It could help others. And thank you :-)

[@davidmihai8180]

I successfully changed my password but when I attempted to enter it to unlock this sudo command it told me my password was incorrect. I’m 100% it’s correct. What’s my issue and how does it effect me long term since I changed my password.

[@Darkuni]

You know I've never had that happen. Nor have I seen a solution for someone who's forgotten their password or their password doesn't work. Let me see if I can find out.

[@kylethelincey]

I had the same thing. I used the on-screen keyboard, typed the password in twice, good to go, but then it would never accept it. Turns out the onscreen keyboard wasn't always registering keystrokes, even though it was lighting up, so I have no idea what my password was actually set to. I ended up factory resetting my deck as I wasn't able to figure out a way to reset the password or create a new admin user without the deck user admin password. Second time through, I connected a keyboard to the deck, problem solved.

[@Darkuni]

@@kylethelincey External keyboards are very much recommended for many of my tutorials. :)

[@kylethelincey]

@@Darkuni Yep, learned that one that hard way lol

[@Eleventy8]

Very useful. I always have to use the IP address in order to access though, can't just use 'steamdeck'.

[@Darkuni]

Be sure to look at my video on SSHFS ... a far more elegant solution.

[@Eleventy8]

@@Darkuni I'll take a look. New sub by the way, I'm keen to delve into your Amiga setup.

[@Darkuni]

@@Eleventy8 Yeah baby! I only dabble on the channel because youTube's algorithm clearly states that most people don't give a rat's ass about classic computer emulation (at least where my channel is concerned). You can come chat with me on Discord too; my server is deckdrivemanager.com/discord/

[@md310]

Nice One ! Directory OPUS is amazeballs BTW. I will totally second what @dotAXiS mentioned ... connecting to the deck while its in game mode is essential.

[@sugarhiIl]

how do i disable ssh when Im done file transfering

[@Darkuni]

You don't have to, but the command is: systemctl stop sshd systemctl disable sshd

[@Dj-qf7fq]

Will typing "sudo systemctl disable sshd" disable it?

[@Darkuni]

ENABLE sets it to run, DISABLE stops it from running again. START and STOP must be used if you don't want to reboot between changes.

[@Koncept-x2c]

how would you connect your deck to your computer

[@Darkuni]

You really can't. Via networking is how you connect the two devices together. And once you've got that sort of network set up? Then you use SSHFS and I do have a video on that to do what you need. Because in my book I don't want to have to plug in any cables or do any nonsense. With the case of SSHFS you mount your steam deck as a drive letter in Windows. And from there you can do whatever you want. Use whatever file manager you want, use whatever tools you want. There is no limitation.

[@BertMcDerp]

if this doesn't deserve a like and sub I don't know what does

[@Darkuni]

Thank you! Be sure to watch my SSHFS video. Takes this one step farther and perfects it.

[@c-dub30]

How do we get to run etc for the SD card on Filezilla? I have no idea.

[@Darkuni]

Afraid I don't use that...

[@c-dub30]

@@Darkuni so you should title the video specifically what program you are using since you don’t know for others who don’t want to pay for the service.

[@Darkuni]

@@c-dub30 use sshfs and call it a day. This is an old video. SSHFS solves everyone's issue.

[@c-dub30]

@@Darkuni no idea what that is

[@Darkuni]

@@c-dub30 kzbin.info/www/bejne/apKucmOFo9R_Z6s

[@nonobrochacho240]

To start ssh without restarting the system: sudo ststemctl start sshd

[@pinbi7]

best way to do this don't bother with winpinator or other methods

[@Darkuni]

This method takes it one step farther. kzbin.info/www/bejne/apKucmOFo9R_Z6s

[@chilltv9626]

Does it need to have an internet?

[@Darkuni]

@@chilltv9626 no. Just a lan.

[@liyaguangca]

can I not setup the password in steam deck?

[@Darkuni]

No. Sudo is required to make changes to services.

[@omigoto3377]

I can't find sd card directory in filezila

[@Darkuni]

I no longer recommend this process. Use SSHFS instead. I have a video just search for it lol

[@proaxel7003]

@@Darkuni I suggest marking this as outdated in the title and putting the new video in the description. A lot of comments on Reddit and whatnot still link this video and not everyone sorts the comments by New as a means of checking whether the information is up to date.

[@stevefrendo131]

Fantastic video. Can you please show how you setup Xplore file manager on Android, as having trouble setting it up. Thanks

[@Darkuni]

You got it buddy look for it later today hopefully.

[@Darkuni]

It occurs to me that that functionality may require a donation. That's how they monetize this app. I think it's like a dollar or something just go into the about menu and see what it would cost to make a single one-time small donation.

[@Darkuni]

My subscribers get what they ask for ... kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZ6kmaJ-f9aVkJI

[@MattDeezly]

Is SSH enabled at all times or only when in desktop mode? I just don't wany any extra hits on my battery life! Thanks

[@Darkuni]

It is always running. it is very low rent though.

[@joeohara3447]

It wont let me type in a password

[@Darkuni]

You know the password is masked? You won't SEE it or know it is typing ... just put it in and hit enter. Then repeat. Should work....

[@joeohara3447]

@@Darkuni that's not great for my scatterbrain 😀

[@Darkuni]

@@joeohara3447 all about security my dude ... :D You can see it happening for yourself at 0:28 in the video.

[@TorenGamingTheGAMER]

no

[@nutsosix7930]

be cheaper to buy the real game.

[@nutsosix7930]

Rich ppl.

[@michaelharris8346]

Nice paid advertisement

[@Darkuni]

Wish I were getting paid...

[@palgotzoona]

Cyberduck (free) worked for me as an SSH client on macOS 13 Ventura without any hassles. I had been first copying files onto an exFAT SD card (that the Mac can read), to copy them into Steam Deck main storage, to then swap out SD cards to copy onto its final destination, the ext4-format SD card (that the Mac can't read). Ridiculous. This is infinitely more efficient.

[@Replicator000]

It worked easily on Filezilla. Thanks!

[@Darkuni]

Yeah man. It is really just FTP. Most people sort of have a tool they already like with that capability.

[@nockrawl914]

So Opus makes you pay $10 just to use Secure SFTP via SSH. I don't know anything about this stuff to be honest, but your walk through didn't make sense due to the fact you're using a paid FTP client while most of us are using free stuff like filezilla, winscp, cyberduck, etc. I've been trying for hours now to get this stuff to work, but it just refuses to connect no matter what I use. Doesn't help that my Deck doesn't even recognize my USB drive to transfer files the easy way. Super love this thing, but file transfers have been nothing but a pain in the ass and just make me not want to do it.

[@Darkuni]

What's sad is SSH is really the easiest way to do it.

[@ohcrazydiamond]

Same problem for me. SSH wont work no matter what i do. From windows. It sucks

[@Darkuni]

@@ohcrazydiamond what happens?

[@ohcrazydiamond]

@@Darkuni simply doesn’t connect to my deck. I’am using file zilla. Actually it fails every time I try to transfer files from my pc to my deck. Automatically disconnect from server

[@Darkuni]

@@ohcrazydiamond weird. Works everywhere for me...even from my phone.