How to Back Up Files Droid on a MacBook Pro

If you're used to Apple products, learn how to use a non-Apple device like the Droid can be a challenge, especially when it comes to connecting and sharing information with a MacBook Pro. The Droid, but still offers a familiar way of transferring files. Then drag and drop an icon on the desktop to any location on your computer, just as you would with any other folder or a different drive for storage.

• What you need
• USB cable provided with your Droid
• Memory card installed in the Droid

Turn your MacBook Pro and your Droid, and wait to boot end for them. Connect one end of the USB cable to your Droid and the other end to the MacBook Pro. When the USB symbol on your Droid screen, drag down the status bar at the top of the screen and press the "USB connected" button. Press the button "Mount" in the dialog box that asks you whether you want to or not. After a few seconds icon Droid on your MacBook Pro's desktop as a white storage drive called "No Name." Single-click the drive; one-click its title. This marks the text. Give the Droid assign any name. Double-click the icon Droid. Opens saved a window with all contents on the Droid removable memory card. These typically include photographs, videos and audio files. Navigate to the files on your Droid you want to store your MacBook Pro. Click and drag the Droid the files to any location on your MacBook Pro.

Tips & Warnings

To select multiple files at once, click a file, press and hold down the "Command" key and click the other files that you want. When you have selected all the files will drag any one of them to drag along. For more assistance, please visit MackBack