How to Transfer Files via Bluetooth in Windows 10

In this tutorial, I you will learn How to Transfer Files via Bluetooth in Windows 10. You can send and receive files from your smartphone to your computer and vice versa using the USB cable. However, you can wirelessly transfer files between two devices if your devices are equipped with Bluetooth technology.

Transferring files between devices wirelessly is much faster and easier. First, you need to activate Bluetooth on both devices; next you need to pair the two devices; and then you’re ready to transfer files.

In this example, I’m using an Android smartphone and a Windows 10 laptop. However, you can use the same process to transfer files between smartphones or between computers and tablets.

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