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1. GOOGLE PIXEL FILE TRANSFER HOW TO
2. GOOGLE PIXEL FILE TRANSFER UPDATE
3. GOOGLE PIXEL FILE TRANSFER ANDROID

When getting a new phone, one of the first troubles you encounter is transferring the files from the old one.

GOOGLE PIXEL FILE TRANSFER HOW TO

Is there anyone who can help me on how to transfer data from Pixel to Pixel? Now, I need to transfer all my data, but I don't have an idea how to do so successfully. Transferring between the two Google Pixel phones was not without bumps in the road but we were impressed with Google's quick resolution of support issues for their Google Pixel customers.I got a new Pixel phone, as my old one is getting laggy after a few years of usage. After starting Google Daydream, we had to download all the Daydream VR capable Apps again.

GOOGLE PIXEL FILE TRANSFER UPDATE

We also had to update Google Play services in order to continue the download of some of the Apps.Įven after updating all the Apps, we found that none of the Google Daydream VR Apps were transferred. Seeing most of the Apps still missing, we checked Google Play and could see that a lot of the Apps still needed to be downloaded (they don't automatically just transfer directly between the phones). You can also set up backup to Google Drive, Google Services, and Google Assistant.Īfter the transfer and setup process was completed, we checked to see if all the Apps were transferred. Once copying was finished, we could continue the rest of the setup process like setting up the Pixel Imprint (fingerprint), and PIN. The copying process was relatively fast since it was going over USB. We selected everything to be copied although Google won't copy things like downloads and ringtones.

GOOGLE PIXEL FILE TRANSFER ANDROID

To fix this problem, we updated both Google Pixel's with the latest Android update and also set 'USB to Transfer Files' upon initial cable connection, in the 'Use USB to' pop-up.Īfter the Android updates on the Google Pixel's, we had to log in again with our Google account.Īfter the updates, we had to make sure that Transfer files option was selected in order for the two Google Pixel's to communicate with each other over USB.Īfter all this, we could finally get the two phones to link and continue to copy process. Google provided some guides on how to resolve this issue. When we first connected the two Google Pixel phones together, we ran into a Data Transfer Tool error stating there were no installed Apps to work with the USB accessory and that the phone may not be supported. If you are transferring from another Google Pixel or USB Type-C phone, you don't need to connect the Quick Switch Adapter as instructed.

For other phones, you need to use the Quick Switch Adapter that comes with the Google Pixel which lets you plug in a USB Type-A to Lightning cable (for iPhones) or USB Type-A to Micro-B cable (for non-Type-C based Android phones). In our case, we used the USB Type-C to Type-C cable since both phones had a USB Type-C port. Going through the initial setup of the Google Pixel, we selected 'Copy your data' and selected our local WI-FI network.Īfter updates were completed, the next step was to figure out the right cable to connect to the Google Pixel. We aso used the SIM removal tool to move the Google Project Fi SIM card from the old to new Google Pixel. After experiencing issues with the Google Pixel's camera, Google support was quick to send a new Google Pixel as part of their normal RMA process.Ĭonveniently, the Google Pixel comes with a USB Type-C to Type-C cable which we used to transfer data between the two Pixel phones.