3.Koble telefonen til en datamaskin med PC- datakabelen.

4.Åpne en mappe og vis filen.

5.Kopier filene til minnekortet eller omvendt.

6.Når du er ferdig, kobler du telefonen fra datamaskinen.

Synkronisere telefonen

Med ActiveSync kan du synkronisere telefonen med en datamaskin og sikkerhetskopiere og gjenopprette dataene.

Installere ActiveSync på datamaskinen

Før du kan synkronisere dataene, må du installere ActiveSync, enten fra den medfølgende CD-ROMen eller Microsofts nettsted (http://www.microsoft.com).

For å installere ActiveSync fra medfølgende CD-ROM,

1.Sett CD-ROMen inn i PCen.

2.Følg instruksene på skjermen for å fullføre oppsettet.

3.Når installasjonen er ferdig, følger du instruksjonene på skjermen i Synchronization Setup Wizard (Veiviser for konfigurasjon av synkronisering), og kobler apparatet til datamaskinen og oppretter et datadelingspartnerskap.

Koble telefonen til en datamaskin med PC-datakabelen

1.Trykk <Start> → <Alle programmer> → Innstillinger → Mer... → Tilkoblinger → USB på hjemmeskjermen.

2.Sett USB-tilkoblingen til ActiveSync og trykk <Ferdig>.

3.Koble den ene enden av PC-datakabelen til flerfunksjonskontakten på telefonen og den andre enden til USB-porten på datamaskinen.

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GT-C6625EKAXEE, GT-C6625EKJXEE specifications

The Samsung GT-C6625, commonly known by its model numbers GT-C6625EKJXEE and GT-C6625EKAXEE, is a classic mobile device that showcases the blend of functionality and compact design typical of early smartphones. Launched during a time when feature phones were rapidly evolving into smart devices, this model is a representation of Samsung's innovative spirit.

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In terms of technology, the GT-C6625 runs on the Windows Mobile 6.1 operating system, marking Samsung's foray into the realm of Windows-powered devices. This operating system provides a familiar interface for users accustomed to Microsoft products and enables access to a wide range of applications and services available at that time.

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Storage is facilitated through microSD card support, allowing users to expand the device's memory according to their needs, which was a crucial feature for storing multimedia content in an age when memory was limited.

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