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| Windows 10 supports Samsung mobile phones for wireless file transfer |
Microsoft provides an easy way to access files from Samsung smartphones on Windows 10 computers, and deepen cooperation between Samsung and Microsoft from year to year, especially last month when software giants licensed certain Samsung devices everywhere. Windows 10 after copying and pasting.
Microsoft has announced that users of Galaxy smartphones and tablets such as (Galaxy S10) or (Galaxy S20) can now drag and drop files via the updated version of the application (your phone) to Windows 10 computers).
According to Microsoft, although all file types are supported, there are some limitations, as more than 100 files cannot be transferred at the same time. The maximum file size for each file can be 512MB. The application should not collapse during the file transfer window (from your phone) as this will cancel the transfer.
This new feature applies to all Samsung Galaxy devices included in version 1.5 or later (link to Windows) and linked to computers using the latest beta version of Windows 10.
According to Microsoft, no cable connection is required, but both devices must be connected to the same wireless network, and users must connect the Galaxy class to their smartphone or tablet to a computer running Windows 10 before they can turn on the computer (phone) and switch to the phone screen
Then the user can open the application (Gallery) or (My files) and press and hold the file until the check mark is displayed. If necessary, you can select another file and then long press again. Activate the drag-and-drop function, drag files and place them where you want them on the computer.
If the user wants to transfer files from the computer to the Samsung smartphone, he must select the files on the Windows 10 device, then drag them to the application window (your phone) and transfer all the files from the computer to the phone stored in the internal memory of the computer. Stored in the "Download" folder for this device.