Urgency Urgency Which folder do you transfer songs to memory when transferring songs from your com

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Folder song is the default QQ**** song put inside,If you copy it directly from the computer**to the phone,Then directly in the mobile phone or T card to create a new music folder and put it inside,In addition, through the pea pod and other **software** will be automatically placed in a music folder under the pea pod, but these**After putting it in, they can be all through the **** device**, but the storage location is different, and it has no impact on actual use, Thank you.

Your phone's Android system so you can put that folder anywhere, or you can create a new name such as '*** or music' for easy management later. Install a **program, such as Everyday Sound, Kugou**, etc., and it will be automatically scanned.

I ruled out other people's answers. 1 It may be that your **file QQ** does not recognize it (change the file format and it is OK), 2 It is that QQ** may be a damaged file (reinstall it is OK). 3 Maybe you're not careful, you're looking for it in the local **, maybe you'll find it.

Hope it helps.

Just put it in the folder about **.

The new folder has music, my music, ***, **, songs.

The *** songs that are transmitted to the mobile phone QQ through the computer QQ are in the mobile phone memory device Tencent QQfile recv folder, and the specific search method is as follows:

Click on the desktop of the mobile phone to open "File Management" and enter the mobile phone memory card;

Under the phone memory device, swipe the page and click to open the "tencent" folder;

Then continue to slide the page and click to open the "QQfile recv" folder;

Finally, you can see the *** songs transferred by QQ from your computer to QQ from your phone to QQ under the "QQfile recv" folder.

Open the phone storage space, and the transferred files are in the Tencent Qqfile recv folder of the phone USB flash drive.

These songs can be found in the QQ interface's dynamics--My folders-**.

With a data cable ...Hello, first of all, on the computer** a pea pod software after installation, the phone with a data cable. You just look at which folder the instructions are placed in, and then copy it directly.....,.. with 91 or pea pods

First of all, you need to figure out which folder you have transferred to your phone, remember the path and follow the path to find it.

There are a lot of folders in your phone, and it's hard to find them if you don't remember the storage path.

Before transferring the song, you can set the default storage location of the phone, so that you know that it will be saved**.

It may be that the mobile phone can be poisoned by the computer, and the files are automatically hidden, you click "Folder Options" under "Tools", click the second item "View", and check "Show all files and folders" under the item "Hide files and folders" to try it.

There are many possibilities.

You see if the file is a hidden attribute.

It's not that you didn't put it in the ** folder of your phone.

Is it in the wrong format?

Wait. All of these reasons are possible.

Which folder did it go to on your phone?

If it's sent with Bluetooth.,Then you go to the received folder to find it.。。。

I'll find you the phone.

Or maybe you're passing in the wrong place.

Let me ask you, do you have a memory card in your E2, and is the J drive your memory card? If it is, you take the memory card out, and there's a little white bump on the left side of the card, and you can push that one up.

It is recommended to install a mobile phone driver, mine is also moto, but for me, the data cable seems to only have one purpose, because it is too slow to transfer files, it is recommended to use a card reader (e2) to support the inner inch card The speed is fast! As for what you said, you can take it out or not, this may be that the machine has not been transferred to the card, and the file you put is large, of course, you can't get in!! I don't understand too much about the specifics, you transfer the memory to try.。。。

The next one is called "All-in-One Audio Converter" which seems to be able to convert songs into modes in your phone.

The easiest way is that the E2 supports the U disk function and the data cable can be connected to the computer.

In the connection settings of the phone, set the mode to the memory card connection, and it's OK.

That proves that there is no problem with the connection.

Do you see if your phone has read and write protection?

Check to see if the format of the file is correct.

Find a tool to convert files to DRM and take a look.

It's also possible that your phone doesn't support other formats.

The next one is called "All-in-One Audio Converter" which seems to be able to convert songs into modes in your phone.

Can you find the *** file and SD card of this song in the mobile phone file management?

One. Insert the memory card into your phone.

Two. Press and hold the name of the song and put it into the root directory of sdcard in the file management directory.

Next pull the bee file manager, find the songs, copy and paste them to the memory card.

Use a card reader or connect directly with a mobile phone cable to read the memory card on the computer, click the computer folder, click to copy and paste the song files into the memory card folder.

Use a data cable for wired transmission, and use the installation software for unlimited transmission!!

Connect the computer with a data cable, set the phone to mass storage, and then you can transfer files.