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Connecting to Your Computer
When you connect Kindle to your computer you can transfer Kindle
books, newspapers, music, and other files.
Your Kindle electronic reader comes with a USB cable to attach Kindle
to your Windows or Macintosh computer. When attached to your
computer, your Kindle screen displays a message that you are in USB
Drive Mode. The wireless service is off, and you cannot use your Kindle
for reading until you disconnect the USB cable. To disconnect your
Kindle, use the Safely Remove Hardware icon in the system tray if you
are using Windows or if you are using a Macintosh, eject your Kindle
by dragging it to the eject icon in the Finder.
NOTE: Although you need to connect to your computer to transfer
MP3 and Audible files, all other files will be transferred wirelessly
without connecting to your computer. For a complete list of the things
that you can do when you connect Kindle to your computer, refer to
the Kindle User’s Guide on your Kindle.
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