Modern mobile phones are devices with great entertainment possibilities. For example, you can download music to your phone from a computer via a USB cable using special programs and operating system capabilities.
Instructions
Step 1
To download music to your phone from a computer using a cord, please look at the contents of the package that came with your mobile device. You will need a USB cable, one end of which must be connected to your phone and the other to the appropriate port on your computer or laptop. In this case, the computer must be turned on.
Step 2
Wait a while until a notification about the discovery of a new device - your mobile phone - appears on the monitor. Most often, the driver is installed and the device is prepared for operation automatically (it is advisable to have an active Internet connection). If this does not happen, most likely you need to insert a disc from the phone's kit into the CD-drive.
Step 3
If a mobile device is identified as an external storage medium and appears in the "My Computer" folder, then you can download music to your phone from your computer in the same way as, for example, to a USB flash drive or external hard drive - by simply dragging and dropping tracks with the mouse. To do this, select or create a Music folder in the device directory. It is desirable that the transferred tracks are in MP3 format, which is understood by most modern phones. Once the copying process is complete, right-click on the device icon and select "Safely Disconnect".
Step 4
In some cases, you can download music to your phone via a cord only using special programs. For example, Apple iPhones require iTunes, Nokia - PC Suite, etc. to be installed. The applications can be downloaded on the Internet at the manufacturers' websites. The music required for downloading to the phone must first be transferred to the program window or perform the "Add to Library …" action. Next, connect the phone via USB cable and execute the “Synchronization” command in the program to copy the music to the device.
Step 5
Some phone models allow, in addition to the USB cable, to use a Bluetooth adapter for wireless file transfer, which can be purchased separately. This device connects to a computer via a USB port. In this case, the phone needs to turn on the Bluetooth function and search for devices. As soon as the wireless synchronization of the computer with the phone is completed, the device appears in the "My Computer" folder and becomes available for data transfer.
