It's OK for 2 or maybe 3 files, but for 10 files or more I give up. But clicking and tapping through each file transfer is just not gonna work for me. But sometimes it is just right, for smaller files of course, and I'm in a hurry and don't want to go get my USB cable or don't know where it is. I usually don't use Bluetooth for file transfers, simply because it's so slow. I would like to have this feature back, this time with this HTC phone. How can I replicate this? Is it possible to have an icon for a connected Bluetooth device in the Computer view that you can click and browse and drag and drop files onto when the device is in range?. but maybe it was part of the Nokia sync tool. I just assumed it was part of the Windows system. I think this was when I had a Nokia smartphone. It allowed me to browse its contents and transfer files over Bluetooth to and from this device. I was able to double click on it just like you would do with a mounted USB flash drive or any HDD drive. I'm sure there must be a better way to utilize file transfer over Bluetooth.Īs I recall there used to be an icon for my Bluetooth connected mobile phone in the Computer view (Win+E) in Explorer in Windows Vista. But if I wanted to transfer like 150 files this way that would be very tiresome. I get a prompt on the phone asking me to receive the file or not. I then choose the device I want to send to and click Next.

What I normally do is, when the phone is in range, I right click a file on the PC and select Send To from context menu and then click Bluetooth. How can I transfer more than just one file at a time over Bluetooth from my desktop PC to my mobile phone? I have paired the two devices and I can send files from my PC to my phone, but only one file at a time.

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