If it doesn’t, locate your device’s file manager app (or download one first, like the Asus File Manager) and locate your USB drive.
Your internal file manager on Android may vary, but when you plug in your USB storage, it’ll provide you with the option (in your notifications bar) to view the files.
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RELATED: How to Use a USB Flash Drive with Your Android Phone or Tablet You can either use a USB-C flash drive (if your Android device uses USB-C) or use a USB-C OTG (On The Go) adapter to allow you to connect a standard USB flash drive. You can also use a USB flash drive to transfer your music files from your PC to your device. This process can take some time depending on how many files you decide to transfer. Now open your music folder and start dragging items to your Android device where you’d like to store your music collection. Once it’s picked up by your PC, you can then start to move files over. Your device may ask you what you’d like to do with your USB connection when you plug it in, rather than deciding this automatically, with options like “Transferring Files.” It may be worded a little differently on your device, but if this happens, choose this option. RELATED: How to Get Your Android Device to Show up in File Explorer (If It Isn't)Īndroid will sometimes default to a charging mode that prevents you from accessing your Android device’s file system over USB. If your PC hasn’t detected your Android device, check to see if the USB setting is correct. You’ll then be able to browse the contents of your Android device and copy your music files directly to it. Download and install it onto your Mac, and then connect your Android device. MacOS users will need to use Android File Transfer. On Windows, it should appear under “Devices and Drives” in File Explorer. Connect your device to your PC and wait for it to appear.
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