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Latest revision as of 08:24, 31 October 2024
Introduction
So, you already got KDE Connect but want to know how you can pair your devices? This KDE tip will help you!
Pairing your phone and PC
- First, make sure all of your devices are connected to the same Wi-Fi network. It won't work if you don't follow this step!
- Next, open KDE Connect on both of the devices you want to transfer files between.
- With the app open on your phone, you should see a list of available devices to connect to.
![](/images.userbase/thumb/f/f3/KDE_Connect_-_Pair_Devices.jpg/300px-KDE_Connect_-_Pair_Devices.jpg)
- Select the one you want and click on the
![](/images.userbase/thumb/0/02/KDE_Connect_Request_Pairing.jpg/300px-KDE_Connect_Request_Pairing.jpg)
- You should see a notification pop-up on your computer. Click
![](/images.userbase/thumb/c/c2/KDE_Connect_Plasma_Pair_Key_Notification.png/300px-KDE_Connect_Plasma_Pair_Key_Notification.png)
- If you don’t see a notification, just open the KDE Connect app, click on the device you’re trying to connect to, and click on the
![](/images.userbase/thumb/b/ba/KDE_Connect_-_pair_requested.jpg/300px-KDE_Connect_-_pair_requested.jpg)
If you want to know how to transfer files between your paired devices, click here.
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