How do I get my Kindle Fire to recognize the drive?
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I have a Kindle Fire HD gen2, after about a weeks research I found that I't can't be done with out breaking the operating system and reloading it. The Kindle needs some additional software. I may do that but not for a while. The answer I believe is to look at a pocket size rechargeable wireless router (wi-fi) that I can carry with me while I travel. Then I plug in the Micro Vault into it and copy my files that way. The app on the Kindle to do that is called the ES Explorer. Or I can plug in the micro vault into my laptop and use Windows across my Wi-fi to talk to it. Hope that helps!
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As far as I can tell, you can't. I have 7" HDX that's rooted and has the Play Store, no luck. I'm taking it as somethjng that amazon needs to fix.
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I've plugged my e-ink Kindle into it. I've never tried a Kindle Fire HD but I've plugged in tablets, smartphones and a kindle 3g keyboard.
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I don't know what kind of connector a Kindle Fire has. If it uses the micro USB or the mini USB, it will work.
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I do not know if it works on a regular kindle fire. I actually sent mine back because there were two letter "e" and no "r". The e that was in the r's place was falling off. I bought a different keyboard which is working very well with my kindle fire HD. From the top of your kindle, pull down, go to wireless, then bluetooth and see if there is a place to pair your kindle with a keyboard.
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My suggestion is the uninstall it, install Amazon's Appstore, and then install the Kindle app again from there (along with tons of others). Here is a quick link to the Amazon Appstore app: http://www.amazon.com/app-email
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A Kindle Fire has a Micro USB port, not a USB port. No it won't work. If you're trying to connect it to wifi this might help though http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html?nodeId=200729310
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I don't have a Kindle Fire HD, but I have a Kindle Fire and I have no problems with charing it.
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http://liliputing.com/2011/11/use-a-third-party-keyboard-with-a-rooted-amazon-kindle-fire.html. Check this out, apparently there is no USB keyboard app on the Fire. I did notice that all keyboards for Kindle were Bluetooth?
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First id see if you can download the wi-drive app. And open it up before going and investing in it. If it opens up and it is trying to search for the wi-drive the app should be working just fine. Also u need to download the files via the USB cord that comes with it from you're computer to the drive. Then you can see pictures or documents on your kindle. And from what I've noticed since I own it there's a separate name for it under the wifi setting so you have to switch from the wifi for you internet to the one for the drive in order to see what's on the drive. The plus is that It can be password protected so not just anyway can see what's on it. First id see if you can download the wi-drive app. And open it up before going and investing in it. If it opens up and it is trying to search for the wi-drive the app should be working just fine. Also u need to download the files via the USB cord that comes with it from you're computer to the drive. Then you can see pictures or documents on your kindle. And from what I've noticed since I own it there's a separate name for it under the wifi setting so you have to switch from the wifi for you internet to the one for the drive in order to see what's on the drive. The plus is that It can be... » Read More First id see if you can download the wi-drive app. And open it up before going and investing in it. If it opens up and it is trying to search for the wi-drive the app should be working just fine. Also u need to download the files via the USB cord that comes with it from you're computer to the drive. Then you can see pictures or documents on your kindle. And from what I've noticed since I own it there's a separate name for it under the wifi setting so you have to switch from the wifi for you internet to the one for the drive in order to see what's on the drive. The plus is that It can be password protected so not just anyway can see what's on it. « Show Less
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If your Kindle HD has a regular sized HDMI Port, then it would connect. I doubt that your kindle fire has a regular sized HDMI Port though, it probably has a mini HDMI port in which case you probably would need an adapter to hook it up to any HDMI cable, or an HDMI cable with one side mini and one side regular.
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Just plug it into the power supply outlet on the bottom of the tablet. Make sure the word "Samsung" on the adapter is facing forward towards you. Look in the "files" app and look for external drive. I have been using the adapter for some time and it works fine.
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I use Mac and I didn't have a problem. There is an additional download of NTFS on the Seagate support sight that might help but I didn't need it. I plugged it in and didn't have to turn it on for my computer to recognize it. There is a factory reset button on the bottom which you might try. If the unit doesn't power on it even when it's disconnected, it may be bad from the factory.
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no, the Kindle Fire does not allow root access and I have not found any software that would work without root access.
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No: The port here is a USB port, which will not be accepted into the Kindle Fire
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Turn on kindle...open menu..go to wireless...then bluetooth...make sure bluetooth is ON...then make sure headset is charged...hold down larger middle button until light alternates between blue and red...this puts headset in pairing mode...wait for kindle to recognize headset...you should then see your headset listed in paired items...then hold button again to turn off. Then...hold button to turn on again...watch for CONNECTED under your headset listing.
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This question is better asked to Kindle Fire, the cable will display what the OS supports.
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Not sure about your model, but in my case I use the app "ES File Explorer" and the stick appears under "local" as a usb