Backing up your music is essential to ensure that you don’t lose your favorite songs and playlists in case your phone is lost, stolen, or damaged. Fortunately, backing up your music is easy and can be done in just a few simple steps using two handy apps: Google Drive and Astro File Manager.
Step 1: Download Google Drive and Astro File Manager
The first step is to download two useful apps called Google Drive and Astro File Manager from the Google Play Store. Once you download them, open Astro File Manager and accept the terms and conditions.
Step 2: Link Your Google Account to Astro File Manager
Next, you need to create a link between Astro File Manager and Google Drive. To do this, select “Manage Locations,” then “Add Account,” and choose your correct Gmail account. Click “Continue to Google Drive” to complete the process.
Step 3: Create a New Folder in Google Drive
Now, it’s time to create a new folder in Google Drive. Select “New Folder” and give it a name that indicates that it’s for your music, such as “Music on Phone.”
Step 4: Copy Your Music Files to Google Drive
To copy your music files to Google Drive, select “External SD Card” and locate the folder where your music is stored. Select the files you want to copy and click “Paste.” The files will now start to copy to Google Drive. Depending on the size of your files and your internet speed, it may take some time.
Step 5: Check Your Music is in Google Drive
Once the files have copied, you can check whether your music is in Google Drive by logging in to your account and opening the “Music on Phone” folder. Double-check that all your music files are there.
In conclusion, backing up your music is a simple process that can save you from a lot of trouble in the long run. By using Google Drive and Astro File Manager, you can ensure that your favorite songs and playlists are safe and secure.