Samsung d600 when i try to copy music from vista to cell phone its says this file is not valid move to other folders which transfers with a red circle and needs to be in music file anyway ,help

iPhone or Samsung users can transfer data from iPhone to Samsung, or from Samsung to iPhone with third-party transfer software, Coolmuster Mobile Transfer. The software is designed for transferring all kinds of files, such as contacts, text messages, photos, videos, music, apps and more between iPhone and Samsung. https://www.samsung-messages-backup.com/resources/transfer-files-between-iphone-and-samsung.html

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Hi, Not all cell phones come with special software to transfer photos, music, video and other file formats from your computer to your phone. In fact, some cell phone providers desire that you purchase this software separately and make it difficult to transfer music any other way. However, most users can typically hook their cell phone to a computer with a USB cable and transfer music to a cell phone as if it were an external drive, such as a USB stick or an SD card. Note: This process might not work with all cell phones.

Connect your cell phone to the computer using the USB cable.

Wait for the computer to recognize your cell phone as an external drive. If a dialog box does not pop up with the name of your cell phone within a few minutes, open the Windows Explorer folder and navigate to the external drive in the left pane. Sometimes the name of the drive will show up as "Removable Disk."

Open the music folder of your cell phone. In some cases, it might be under a "My Media," "My Music" or similar folder.

Drag and drop the music files into their own folder under the cell phone's music directory. This way, it should be convenient to find the files once they're on the phone. Wait for the files to copy completely.

Disconnect the cell phone from the USB cable. If there is a Safely Remove Hardware icon in the bottom right corner of your taskbar, use this utility to safely remove the drive.

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If your cell phone supports an SD or micro SD expansion card, transfer music onto this card using the above method instead of transferring music directly to the phone. This way, you don't hog space with large music files and slow down the performance of your phone.

According to Simple help.net, sometimes a USB connection icon will appear in the window of certain cell phone types when you connect. In some cases you might need to tap this icon to confirm the USB data transfer before you can begin moving files to the phone.

I noticed same problem after installing the latest X6 software update (21.0.004).

If I view the device in the Windows 7 folder view, the "mass memory" has 0 bytes free.

If I force the X6 USB connection mode to "Media transfer", it will automatically revert to "PC Suite".

The only workaround I've found:

- change the USB mode to "Mass storage"

- copy the music files from the PC to the X6 music directory using Windows Explorer

The downside of the workaround is that the phone then needs to connect to the Ovi music store to validate any music files downloaded from the store.

Find and install the driver for your phone's model. You might even open it as a storage device on your computer, copy/paste onto the folder, wait for the transfer to be over before disconnecting your phone from the computer and accessing the audio files from your phone.

1. just connect your phone with your pc
2. and open your phone files
3. and then you have open your my computer music.
4. select the music and copy your phone's music folder.
5. and paste it

Thanks.

Aman.

simple bro!!!use nokia pc suite!!!lol!!another method is that manually copy it to music folder of ur cell or transfer it to ur cell using bluetooth!!!

To transfer MP3 files to the handset
From the Today screen, plug the data cable into the handset's power/accessory interface connector
Plug the other end of the data cable into a USB port on the PC
If a new removable disk box appears, select "Open folder to view files using Windows Explorer" on the new Removable Disk screen
f the box doesn't appear, open Windows Explorer
Click on the new removable drive letter
Click on the plus sign (+) to the left of the DCIM folder
Copy and paste, or drag and drop, the MP3 files into the 100SSCAM folder
try to disconnect the phone then check your music files.

you just have o insert the usb cable on your pc then you have open the folder where you want to save your music data.. you just have to copy and paste from pc to your phone..

Have you installed and tested the drivers? Are you able to copy pictures across? If you're using the bundled software to copy files across, try opening the phone's folder using Windows Explorer and copying them straight over. This uses the obex drivers - USB mass storage and file transfer.
Otherwise, there may be a problem with the file you downloaded. Check it's size - if it's of an unusually small size (under 300 KB, unless it's a REALLY short song!) it may be corrupt. Try ripping a song from a CD with Windows Media Player, then copying that across. Be sure to change the rip settings to MP3.
Hope this is of some help...