Right-mouse click and choose “Paste.” That’s it. Connect the Android phone to the computer using a USB cable. Choose to place the music on an external memory card (if you prefer) or on the phone’s internal memory, and look for a folder called “Music,” “Media,” or “Downloads.’ Any of these will do. To do so, select the name of your device in Windows Explorer, listed on the left-hand side of the screen, which might be called something like “Samsung Galaxy” or “Mary’s Phone,” or whatever. Select all the music you want, right-mouse click and choose “Copy.” Now it’s time to paste this music onto your Android phone or tablet. Click it to open and you’ll see the “iTunes” folder inside, and click one more time to access iTunes Media folder. Usually, the directory is simply called “Music,” which you’ll see on the left-hand side of Windows Explorer. Now open up Windows Explorer, which lets you see your computer’s folders and files, and find your iTunes Media folder. Open a second File Explorer window and navigate to your iTunes music. Open File Explorer and navigate to your Android device's music folder. Choose to use your device in Transfer Mode (may be called MTP). The first step is to connect your Android device to your PC via USB cable, and don’t forget to unlock your phone with a PIN, pattern or fingerprint scan. Here's how to manually transfer music from iTunes to Android: Connect your Android phone to your PC. Manually transferring your music files from iTunes into your Android phone (or tablet) doesn’t require any special software if you’re on a Windows PC.

Itunes music to samsung phone