#ANDROID TO KINDLE TRANSFER DRIVERS#

After that, I had to go to the device interface plugin, and edit both the Android device interface and MTP device interface. That should enadble your MTP device to be recognized by the latest calibre I don't think older versions work. When that list populates choose Standard MTP Device followed by MTP USB Device

#ANDROID TO KINDLE TRANSFER DRIVERS#

Then click Let Me Pick From a List of Device Drivers on My Computer Then choose Browse My Computer for Driver Software 8 Touch the Menu'' key Touch the 'Menu' key, or press the 'Menu' button in the top right, and then touch 'USB Computer Connection.' 9 Select Camera Select 'Camera (PTP)' and then connect your Android device to your computer. Right-Click and choose Update Driver Software Open Settings from the Apps screen on your Android and then select 'Storage' from the options. Launch the software on your computer and you might get an interface as below. Launch the program after you have connected both your Android phone and the tablet you want to sync it with (you will need two different USB cable to perform this operation) to your computer. Open Device Manager and find the offending TeamDRH MTP device. Run the Android to tablet transfer program. Perhaps when I get home, if someone doesn't do it before me.Įta: actually, I just remembered the instructions I followed they are for a rooted Gtablet but work for other android devices as well. I'd post the steps and screenshots but I'm travelling now and don't have access to my desktop. When i connected my device, I had to upload my drivers (had to find them manually on the list in Windows), create an expression that would send tge books to the proper folder, and I'm set to go. You have to use some other method to get your books to the Kindle app, such as copying the files to the 'Kindle' folder using Windows Explorer, using the Calibre server, or using Amazon's 'Personal Documents' facility.That's not quite true, as I was able to transfer my books to a folder on my Android device usuing the latest version of calibre which takes MTP imto account.

With modern versions of Android that unfortunately doesn't work, because newer Android devices don't mount as a drive, but as a 'portable device', which Calibre can't recognize.

Android to kindle transfer