This guide will take you step by step through the process of using Bluetooth to transfer files from Amazon Fire tablet.
- Tap the Settings icon on the home screen of your Fire tablet.
- Select the Connected devices menu item.
- Tap the Bluetooth section.
- From here, toggle the Bluetooth setting to ON
- Once it’s turned on it’ll start to discover nearby devices (if there are any), and become discoverable itself.
- On your Windows computer, click the ‘Start’ button and then Settings. From the Windows Settings panel, select Devices
- Make sure Bluetooth is switched ON and then click the ‘plus sign’ button ( + ) next to Add Bluetooth or other devices
- Select Bluetooth from the Add a device list.
- After a few moments your Fire Tablet will appear. Select it.
- Make sure a PIN number is displayed.
- Back on your Fire tablet, a notification should be waiting for you. Select it and then choose PAIR & CONNECT
- Enter the PIN that’s being displayed back in Windows 10 and then tap OK
- Once the devices have paired, click Done in Windows.
- Now there will be a Fire Tablet listed in your Bluetooth & other devices
- If it wasn’t there before it will be now – locate the Bluetooth icon in your System tray.
- Click it and select Send a File
- Choose your Fire Tablet and click the Next button.
- Click Browse
- Navigate to the file(s) you want to transfer to your Amazon Fire, select it and click Open
- Click Next
- An Incoming file notification will pop up on your Fire tablet. Select it and then tap ACCEPT
- The file will now copy from your Windows computer to your Fire tablet.
- Once the transfer has completed, click the Finish button.
- Your Fire will notify you the transfer has completed as well.
- You can find your newly transfered file in the bluetooth folder on your device (you can access it via the Docs App).
- All done!
