How to Sync an Android With Windows Media Player
Android is one of the most extensively used operating systems for the touchscreen devices. It is Linux-based operating system. Furthermore, the first ever Android-powered phone came in the market in 2008. It will be important to mention that Google releases the codes for the development of the software under the Apache License.
There are many built-in features which are offered by the Android-powered devices (smartphones or tablets). Moreover, in addition to the default features, you can also download and install the applications from the Android Market. Some apps are free, but for some, you will have to pay online.
You can easily ‘sync’ your media files (songs or movies) into your Android device from your PC through your USB cable. Generally, the USB cable comes with you Android. But, if don’t have it, you can easily get it from the market.
In this article, we are going to explain the procedure of how to sync your Android device with your Windows Media Player (WMP). Moreover, the process has been discussed in a very simple way so that you may not face any kind of trouble in syncing your device with your WMP.
Instructions
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First of all, connect your USB cable to your PC from your Android device. The smaller end of the cable which is called ‘micro USB’ goes into your device while the other end is inserted into your PC’s USB port.
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Now, you have to click the ‘Start’ menu button which is displayed on the bottom left corner of your computer’s desktop. There will be many options which will pop-out. Select ‘Windows Media Player’ from those options.
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After opening your WMP, you have to select the ‘Sync’ tab.
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You need to click and drag all the media files (which you want to sync to your Android) to the ‘Sync List’ which is in the ‘Sync’ tab.
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Then, click ‘Start Sync’ in order to sync the selected files in the WMP to your Android.