Access downloaded files on kindle fire

 · Step 2. Two more pop-up windows appear asking you to grant access to your Kindle Fire. Tap Allow, so WhatsApp can use your media, photos, files, and contacts.  · 3. Transfer MOBI/PDF books to Kindle for Android app. Here I take the Nexus 7 for example. 1 Connect your Android tablet or smart phone to PC.. 2 Go to the "Kindle" folder of your Android device storage. Copy and paste the MOBI books to that folder. 3 Tap the menu icon in the top right corner of Kindle app, then select "On Device" to check the transferred books.  · Hello community, we accidentally deleted a game from our son's Fire HD 10 (9th gen), and have been unable to restore it as it looks like it was pre-loaded. Sonic Dash 2: Sonic Boom is the game in question, but here's the underlying issue. I downloaded the PlayStore as a reputable source suggested so I can get games on the Fire.

Now, your Kindle Fire. With your Kindle Fire, make sure you're signed in with the correct Amazon account for the music you just uploaded and tap the "Music" tab. Then tap the "Cloud" tab. There. Move/save music to the SD card. ① Tap [ Music] in Kindle Fire. ② Slide the screen from left to right to expand the Menu, and then go to [ Settings ]. In Music Settings, tap [ Download Location] > [ SD Card ]. After that, the music will be automatically downloaded into the SD card. Download the app Android File Transfer onto your Mac. Connect your Kindle Fire to the Mac with a micro-USB cable. There should be a notification on your Fire about it being "Connected as a Media Device.".

Introducing File Explorer for Kindle Fire, the easy way to access your device's directory to access your files. Clear and easy to use, File Explorer takes you right to your SD Card, where you can add folders to the Favorites section on the left side menu. You can open music or movie files, send them via email, and even create new folders to customize your storage. How do I access downloaded files on Kindle? 1. At Kindle Fire ’s home screen, launch the “Docs” app. 2. At the top bar, there are three tabs: SEND-TO-KINDLE, CLOUD DRIVE, LOCAL STORAGE. Choose “LOCAL STORAGE”. 3. Browse the folders list, find “Download” folder, here saves the files downloaded by Kindle Fire’s built-in browser. Now on the Kindle you’ll see the usual set of options and icons: Tap on “Books”, however, and you won’t find the new PDF. Instead you need to tap on “Docs”, which will reveal all the PDF files you have on the Kindle Fire: Our PDF file is “Life_of_Pi_().pdf”, so I’ll simply tap it to read the book: That’s all there is to it.