Android phone transfer download

This is a free utility by Google and it works with every Android phone or tablet out there, no matter what OEM is the phone from. The solution to the problem is here in our post. The solutions that we are providing because of the Android file transfer not working will only take your few minutes and then you are all ready to transfer the files.

So, you have installed Android File Transfer app on your beloved Mac and even if it recognizes that the phone is connected, you will see a pop up warning message that says 'Could not connect to device. Try connecting or restarting your device'.

If that is the case, then you have come to right place. In this tutorial, we will learn to fix any kind of Android File Transfer issue on Mac so that you can transfer personal data between your Android phone and Mac successfully.

Now, we will try to fix this issue by both performing diagnostic on Mac and Android phone. If the following troubleshooting fixes the issue then it is great or else you can move on to the next method which will guarantee that the issue will be fixed. Step 1 :Try to use another USB cable and see if the issue still persist. If so, then move to step 2. This should resolve the issue.

If not, then it's time to troubleshoot your Mac computer. Internet Download Manager. VLC Media Player. MacX YouTube Downloader. Microsoft Office YTD Video Downloader. Adobe Photoshop CC. VirtualDJ Avast Free Security. WhatsApp Messenger.

Talking Tom Cat. Clash of Clans. Subway Surfers. TubeMate 3. Google Play. You will now be able to view and download all the photos and videos you have backed up on your old device in your new Android device. Besides the photos and videos and the general data that were mentioned above, some people might have different file formats stored on their Android devices including PDF documents, local MP3 files or some personal data. While you can use the conventional method of physically copying the data from your old Android phone to a computer using USB cable and then transferring the data from the computer to your new device, it is both time consuming and impractical.

You can transfer small document files or audio files by uploading it to cloud storage providers like Google Drive or One Drive from your old device and then downloading them to the new one.

However, if you have a large number of files this might not be an ideal solution. So, to transfer the files from your old Android phone to your new one, both wirelessly and as quick as possible, you can use wireless file sharing services like Shareit.

Just follow the below steps to wirelessly transfer your files from your old phone to new one using Shareit. You can transfer any kind of files using the Shareit app including documents, songs, videos, images, and even Android apps. Once you have selected what files to send and clicked on the send button, the app will create a WiFi direct network between the sending and the receiving devices and will share the files as quick as possible.

You can access all the transferred files from the file manager on your new Android phone or using the supported apps. If you have any questions or doubts regarding how to transfer a particular type of file from your old Android phone to a new one, feel free to let us know about your queries in the comments section below.

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