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- Using Torrent technology - No server upload:
I'll now guide you through the installation process and also through how to use this awesome app. For this tutorial, Windows PC will be used but the steps are same for Mac as well.
- Launch the BitTorrent Sync on your PC and choose Standard Setup. Check the box agreeing to their terms and privacy policy and click Next.
- Continue with the installation process until you are given a secret code. Take note of it and click Next to proceed. You're now done with the installation process let's now get to the Synchronizing side.
- Now open the BitTorrent Sync on your computer and click the add a Sync folder button and a pop up will appear. In the folder secret section, click on generate in order to generate a pass code and later click on browse to select the folder in which you want Synchronize files between the devices. Click OK when you are done and a folder will be created and will be visible in the folders tab.
- Right-click on the folder and select connect mobile device. A QR code will pop up with the message Scan this QR code with your mobile device to connect sync folders. You can choose to give your device a full access or a read only access.
- Now launch the app on your phone and tap on the Folder icon with a plus.
- BitTorrent will take you where you can choose the folder you'd like to sync on your phone. Tap on choose folder and select the folder you'd want to sync and thereafter, tap on Scan QR code and scan the QR code on your computer. Your phone will scan the QR code and return the secret code to your phone from the computer.
- Now you can download and synchronize your files anytime into the same folders you created on your PC and Android.
- Using SD card Adapter: This is one of the easiest methods of transferring files to your PC especially when you are in a "No WiFi" zone. Just remove SD card from your device, insert it into an adapter and the insert the adapter into your PC. This might even be an easier way to fix your SD card if it has a little problem but unfortunately not all android devices allow SD cards .
- Bluetooth:
- Using shared WiFi:
HOW TO USE AIRDROID
- Open the app on your Android.
- Tap on file transfer when you are on the same WiFi and even if not, you can tether WiFi from your device and a code will appear.
- Open a browser on your PC and type the IP address you see on your android device in the address bar on your PC and click go.
- The app screen will appear on on your browser and a message will be sent to your Android device for you to accept and then you can have full control over your Android through your PC's browser
- Now click on the file type you want to send to your PC and click on download or you can click on the file type and click on upload to upload the file you want to send to your Android.
- Cloud Storage and Sharing: (Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive). Cloud storage is becoming more common now a days and I can't talk about wireless file transfer without adding it. Google Drive is really popular with 10GB free space, OneDrive gives you 15GB and Dropbox gives you 2GB free space. An advantage of using this service is that you get to access all your files anywhere, anytime and on any device device provided you have internet connection. All you need is your login data.
If you've got an ios device, click here for the best ways to transfer files from your iPhone, iPad or iPod to you PC and vice versa
Those are the best 5 ways to wirelessly transfer files from your Android device to your PC. It's now your turn to choose the one you prefer more.
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