How can I transfer PC files to my Samsung A900 cell phone? PC doesn't recognize the USB conection.?
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Try this forum:\n\nhttp://www.howardforums.com/showthread.php?threadid=394284
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There are alot of after market software you load on your computer that is compatable to your phone that allows you to download your photos, backup your phone list etc.. usually comes with the software CD and an adapter that you can connect from the phone to the USB port on the computer
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first install tahe driver for that cable then connect it to phone
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You mean using internet? Or just pc to cp?\n\nIf just pc to cp, you need to have a bluetooth device for both gadgets so that you can share files with each gadget. Most cp's have built in bluetooth but for pc's you have to buy...a lot are availbale in the martket
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Buy a USB cable.\nload the driver.
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If you have bluetooth on your computer and the cell phone has also bluetooth you can use some applications to transfer files between the two devices. But both of them must be close to each other.
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first transfer ur data from ur Nokia to the PC using it's own software.\nthen use the I-mate software to get the data from the PC.\ntry it.\nif u need more Info about the software, add more Info here.
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Assumption is you have Wireless Access Point and router. If you don't, you need. \n\nOptions for transferring files:- \n\n1. To transfer files between PCs, you need to make it part of same work group.\n2. Start FTP server on one of the machine and use FTP.\n\nIf you don't have wireless AP and/router, use Adhoc mode on laptop and use one of the option stated above.
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its not possible to conect them directly with a USB cable, you need a special cable that you can find at the link. \n\nThis will connect the computer with the USB cab
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Get a USB Cross-directional cable. Hook it up to a USB port on both computers. Then find some software to aid in transferring.
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You can use the network connection wizard in the control panel.  You can link them together with a USB to USB.  You didn't mention if you were using, dial up or broadband.  Anyway this link may aid you:\n\nGood Luck
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You can do it from your data cable put your usb data cable into your pc's usb switch and simply copy your mp3 and go into my computer and open your sd drive and paste it them.
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If both your phone and PC have bluetooth, youcandoit.\n\nIf both you phone and PC have Infra Red, youcandoit.\n\nIf your phone have access to email, then you can email the pics from your pc to your phone email.\n\nYou can do it!!
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First pair the phone to the PC, then there should be a bluetooth icon at the taskbar. Right click on it and choose send files.\n\nAlternatively you can go to control panel and handle the bluetooth settings from there.
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Looking at the age of your PC, I fear that your options are very limited. I'd suggest using one of the three methods (depending on the size of your data and how much CPU speed/RAM you have.\n\n1. Use a USB Flash Drive/Memory Card - This method is good for smaller data transfers up to 1GB or so, since your operating system is 98, I'd say most memory cards and USB flash drives would reconize your computer.\n\n2. Set up an LAN network between the two computers. You will need to get a ethernet cable and a Network card for your old PC (might cost around 20 dollars if you dont already have one). Now go to control panels and network to set up a network (email me if you need help with that). \n\n3. The most expensive method is by using an external hard drive. These cost a couple hundred bucks though would probably be the fastest way for transfering data 10GB or higher. Though if you want to buy one, make sure it is compatable with your old pc.
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You will need a USB port on your PC.
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I'm not sure about that exact model, but I know that alot of phones use 3GP compression to put media files on the phone. If it's possible at all, your phone should have came with some sort of Data kit or USB cable or maybe an SD card with Trans Flash or something. Once you've moved files from the computer to the media sharer, you have to make sure it's in the right format for your phone. Good Luck.