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Play Music Stored in Windows Phone on Windows 7
How to play music stored in my Windows Phone on my Windows 7 laptop computer?
✍: FYIcenter.com
If your Samsung SGH-i937 Windows Phone is paired with your Windows 7 laptop computer,
you can play music stored in your phone on your laptop using these steps:
1. Pair your Windows Phone to your Windows 7.
2. On Windows phone, start to play your favorite music.
3. On Windows 7, go to "Bluetooth Device Control" for "SAMSUNG SGH-i937".
4. Click "Connect" next to "Music and Audio" in the "Phone Operations" section. You see the "SAMSUNG SGH-i937" AV remote control showing up. The music is playing on your laptop speakerphone now.
You can stop and play the music with the remote control. See the picture below:
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⇒ Using Windows 7 as Speakerphone for Windows Phone
⇠Bluetooth Device Control for Windows Phone on Windows 7
⇑ Bluetooth Connection - Windows Phone and Windows 7
⇑⇑ Bluetooth Tutorials
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