How to send files using Nearby Sharing feature on Windows 10
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After Apple’s AirDrop feature, Microsoft has also launched “Nearby sharing” with the Windows 10’s April update. With this feature, you may send a photo, file or website address to anyone nearby, even if your Windows 10 PC is not connected to the internet. This feature uses Bluetooth and peer-to-peer Wi-Fi to transfer files. Let’s learn how to send files using “Nearby Sharing” feature on your Windows 10 PC.
To enable Nearby Sharing on your Windows10 PC
- In order do that, go to Settings > System > Shared experiences.
- Now turn on the toggle button to enable Nearby Sharing.
- You may also enable it from Action canter, if icon is not there, you may add it by going to Settings > Notifications & actions > Add or remove quick actions.
To share File using Nearby Sharing on your Windows10 PC
- Launch “File Explorer” in your Windows 10 PC.
- Go to the file which you want to share.
- Click “Share” on the top left corner or you may also right-click on the file and select “Share.”
- In the next window that appears, you will see the list of connected devices, apps and contacts.
- Once device is selected, you will get the notification that your file is being shared.
- You will also be notified that you sharing file is received on the device. You may Save or Decline this notification.
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