尽管如今Wi-Fi网络和云存储很常见，但您可能仍会发现自己无法使用其中任何一种将文件从Android 智能手机(Android smartphone)发送到Windows 10 笔记本电脑或平板电脑(laptop or tablet)。如果您也没有任何USB电缆，您能做什么？答案是使用蓝牙(Bluetooth)将文件从您的Android 智能手机(Android smartphone)发送到您的Windows 10笔记本电脑。虽然这并不像我们希望的那么容易，但也不是太复杂。以下是使用蓝牙(Bluetooth)将文件从Android设备传输到Windows 10设备的方法：
步骤 1(Step 1)。将您的Android 智能手机(Android smartphone)与您的 Windows 10笔记本电脑或平板电脑(laptop or tablet)配对
首先在您的Android 智能手机和 Windows 笔记本电脑(Android smartphone and Windows laptop)上启用蓝牙(Bluetooth)，然后将它们配对。如果您不知道如何操作，请按照我们在本教程中详细介绍的步骤操作：使用蓝牙(Bluetooth)将Android 智能手机(Android smartphone)连接(Connect)到Windows 10笔记本电脑（平板电脑或 PC(tablet or PC) ） 。
步骤 2(Step 2)。准备Windows 10 以通过(Prepare)蓝牙(Bluetooth)接收文件
要从您的Android 智能手机(Android smartphone)接收文件到您的Windows 10计算机，您必须首先告诉Windows 10您打算这样做。与Windows中的其他所有内容一样，您可以通过多种方式做到这一点。一种方法是通过Settings应用程序：启动它，然后转到Devices。
在“设备(Devices)”类别中，转到“蓝牙和其他设备”(Bluetooth & other devices,")，然后在窗口右侧向下滚动，直到找到名为“通过蓝牙发送或接收文件”的链接。("Send or receive files via Bluetooth.")完成后，单击或点击它，蓝牙文件传输(Bluetooth File Transfer)向导应打开。
蓝牙文件传输(Bluetooth File Transfer)向导打开。它为您提供了两个选项：“发送文件”("Send files")或“接收文件”。("Receive files.")知道您想从Android 智能手机(Android smartphone)发送一些文件，您应该选择“接收文件”。("Receive files.")
然后蓝牙文件传输(Bluetooth File Transfer)向导说 Windows 10 正在“等待连接”。("waiting for a connection.")
您可以跳到本教程的下一部分，其中分享了执行本教程中步骤 2(step 2)的其他方法。
奖励：第 2 步的替代方案
您还可以打开相同的向导并准备Windows 10以通过(Windows 10)蓝牙(Bluetooth)接收文件，方法是右键单击任务栏通知区域(notification area)中的蓝牙图标(Bluetooth icon)。在右键菜单中，选择“接收文件”。("Receive a File.")
最后，在任何Windows PC上启动(Windows PC)蓝牙文件传输(Bluetooth File Transfer)向导的第三种快速方法是使用运行窗口(Run window)（按键盘上的Win + R），键入fsquirt.exe并单击或点击确定(OK)。
现在是时候将您想要的文件从您的Android 智能手机(Android smartphone)发送到您的 Windows 10 笔记本电脑了。
步骤 3(Step 3)。通过蓝牙从您的(Bluetooth)Android 智能手机(Android smartphone)与Windows 10共享文件
在您的Android 智能手机(Android smartphone)上，选择您要传输的文件，然后点击共享(Share)选项。您可以从任何可以打开您要发送的文件的应用程序中执行此操作。例如，您可以选择使用Google 照片(Google Photos)应用程序以及图库(Gallery)应用程序选择和共享照片。同样，您应该能够使用“文件”(Files)应用程序以及从“下载(Downloads)”文件夹共享文档（如果这是保存文件的位置）。
无论您使用哪种应用程序，选择您要传输的文件并查找“共享(Share)”按钮。例如，在Google Photos中，(Google Photos)分享(Share)按钮如下所示：
点击共享(Share)按钮后，您的Android 智能手机(Android smartphone)应询问与谁或如何共享您选择的文件。滚动(Scroll)浏览您拥有的选项并选择蓝牙(Bluetooth)。
您的Android 智能手机(Android smartphone)应该让您选择要将文件发送到哪个蓝牙设备。(Bluetooth device)点击您的 Windows 10 PC 或设备(PC or device)。
这就是您在Android 智能手机(Android smartphone)上所要做的一切。现在是时候回到Windows 10了。
第 4 步(Step 4)。在Windows 10(Windows 10)中接收文件并选择保存位置
在您的 Windows 10 PC 或设备(PC or device)上，蓝牙传输(Bluetooth transfer)应该已自动开始。您只需要等待所有文件都被传输。
在Windows 10(Windows 10)接收到所有文件后，您会看到一个摘要。还会询问您要保存收到的文件的位置。保留default folder or click/tap浏览以(Browse)选择新位置（如果这是您想要的）。完成后，单击或点击(click or tap) 完成(Finish)。
而已！您从Android 智能手机通过(Android smartphone)蓝牙(Bluetooth)发送的文件现在可在Windows 10中使用。
您是否使用蓝牙(Bluetooth)将文件从Android 智能手机(Android smartphone)发送到 Windows 10 笔记本电脑？
我们很好奇人们是否仍然这样做。在WiFi(WiFi)网络和云存储很普遍的时期，这是一种有点复杂的文件发送方式。你还在通过蓝牙(Bluetooth)发送文件吗？你在什么情况下这样做？此外，请不要犹豫，在下面的评论部分分享建议(share advice)或提出您可能有的任何问题。
Send files from an Android smartphone to Windows 10, with Bluetooth
Although Wі-Fi netwоrks and clоud stоrage are common these dayѕ, уou might still find yourself in a situation in which you cannot use either to send files from an Android smartphone to a Windows 10 laptop or tаblet. What can you do if you do not have any USB cables еither? The answer is to send files from your Android smartphone to your Windows 10 laptop using Bluetooth. Although that is not as easy as we'd like it to be, it іs not too сomplicated either. Here is how to transfer files from Android devicеs to Windows 10 devices, usіng Βluetooth:
Step 1. Pair your Android smartphone with your Windows 10 laptop or tablet
Start by enabling Bluetooth on both your Android smartphone and Windows laptop, and then pair them together. If you don't know how to do that, follow the steps that we've detailed in this tutorial: Connect an Android smartphone to a Windows 10 laptop (tablet or PC) using Bluetooth.
Step 2. Prepare Windows 10 for receiving files over Bluetooth
To receive a file to your Windows 10 computer from your Android smartphone, you must first tell Windows 10 that you intend to do that. As with everything else in Windows, you can do that in more than one way. One way is via the Settings app: launch it and then go to Devices.
In the Devices category, go to "Bluetooth & other devices," and then scroll down on the right side of the window, until you find the link called "Send or receive files via Bluetooth." Once you do, click or tap on it and the Bluetooth File Transfer wizard should open.
The Bluetooth File Transfer wizard opens. It gives you two options: "Send files" or "Receive files." Knowing that you want to send some files from your Android smartphone, you should choose "Receive files."
Then the Bluetooth File Transfer wizard says that Windows 10 is "waiting for a connection."
You can skip to the next section of this tutorial, which shares other methods for performing step 2 in this tutorial.
Bonus: Alternatives for step 2
You can also open the same wizard and prepare Windows 10 for receiving files over Bluetooth, with right-click on the Bluetooth icon from the notification area of your taskbar. In the right-click menu, choose "Receive a File."
Finally, a third fast method to launch the Bluetooth File Transfer wizard on any Windows PC is to use the Run window (press Win + R on your keyboard), type fsquirt.exe and click or tap OK.
Now it's time to send the files you want from your Android smartphone to your Windows 10 laptop.
Step 3. Share files from your Android smartphone with Windows 10, through Bluetooth
On your Android smartphone, select the files that you want to transfer and tap the Share option. You can do that from any app that can open the files that you want to send. For example, you could choose to select and share photos using the Google Photos app as well as the Gallery app. Similarly, you should be able to share documents using the Files app as well as from the Downloads folder if that's where they are saved.
Regardless of the app you use, select the files that you want to transfer and look for the Share button. In Google Photos, for example, the Share button looks like this:
After you tap the Share button, your Android smartphone should ask with whom or how to share the files that you selected. Scroll through the options you have and choose Bluetooth.
Your Android smartphone should let you choose which Bluetooth device you want the files to be sent to. Tap on your Windows 10 PC or device.
That is all you have to do on your Android smartphone. Now it is time to go back to Windows 10.
Step 4. Receive the files in Windows 10 and choose where to save them
On your Windows 10 PC or device, the Bluetooth transfer should have started automatically. You just have to wait for all the files to be transferred.
Once all the files have been received by Windows 10, you are shown a summary. You are also asked about the location where you want to save the files received. Leave the default folder or click/tap on Browse to select a new location if that is what you want. When done, click or tap Finish.
That's it! The files that you have sent over Bluetooth from your Android smartphone are now available in Windows 10.
Do you use Bluetooth to send files from your Android smartphone to your Windows 10 laptop?
We're curious if people still do this. It's a somewhat convoluted means of sending files, in a period when WiFi networks and cloud storage is common. Do you still send files over Bluetooth? In what circumstances do you do that? Also, do not hesitate to share advice or ask any questions you might have, in the comments section below.
