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  1. Classic unlocker Android TV

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    12 comments  ·  Solid Explorer 2.0  ·  Admin →
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    meta fast commented  · 

    I’ve been wondering the same thing. Solid Explorer is one of the few file managers that actually feels usable on Android TV, so having a clear and consistent way to unlock premium features across phone, tablet, and TV would be a big quality-of-life improvement. A unified license tied to the account (rather than device type) would make a lot of sense for long-term users.

    While setting up my TV environment, I was going through some Android TV optimization and file-manager setup guides I found on https://downloadscribd.com/ and Solid Explorer kept coming up as one of the top recommendations. It would be great if the Classic Unlocker (or a new universal option) officially covered the TV version as well.

  2. LAN/SMB problem occurred network communication

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    78 comments  ·  Solid Explorer 2.0 » Problems  ·  Admin →
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    meta fast commented  · 

    Sometimes this LAN/SMB “network communication” error also happens if Windows disables guest access after an update. Switching to password-protected sharing or enabling SMB 1.0 usually solves it. I had a similar issue when trying to access shared folders across devices—everything looked fine until I realized Windows had changed the sharing policy in the background.

    While troubleshooting, I was organizing some long-term data on my end and needed to verify some calculations for retirement planning. Ended up double-checking contributions with a simple https://deltaxcutor.com/ I often use, and funny enough, I noticed the same pattern: one small setting can throw the whole system off.

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