Windows 10: Copying files from laptop to mobile phone and Kindle Fire

On my laptop I have the Lord of the Rings trilogy in audio files, which I have been attempting to transfer to my mobile. I have succeeded in doing this about four times now, but what happens is that a day or two later the files have disappeared from the mobile. I'm left with the titles but of the files themselves, nothing. I have been using a USB cable from laptop to mobile. i tried another cable but of course, no difference. As I really want to get this done I'm hoping that someone can tell me what the heck is happening? Is there another way besides copy/paste? I haven't tried copying to Kindle yet, or even if it can be done. Thank you. Windows 10 21H1 (OS Build 19043.1165 I'm not sure if this is the right forum?

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Question: a Tablet or a Kindle Fire

a Tablet or a Kindle Fire
this question is not W10 specific, it does have to do with digital devices and internet communication.

i have a basic kindle e-reader that needs to be replace.
I know nothing about "tablets"; i do all my work on a W10 PC.
Q; what can i do on a tablet that i can not do on a Kindle Fire....
Your suggestions are appreciated.

 

kindle fire

Hi Javed,

To address your concern in connecting your Kindle Fire to a computer, kindly check Sahil Bali's answer on this

link and follow the steps provided.

Let us know how it goes.

 

Question: a Tablet or a Kindle Fire

A Kindle Fire tablet is an Android customization by Amazon. Most Android tablets are pretty much the same; however, the Kindle Fire is a bit different. Having used both, I prefer the regular Android tablet; however, it's been a long time since I had a Kindle Fire. The ideal size for me would be a 10.1" tablet.

You can install the Kindle app and other e-reader apps onto an Android tablet. I don't know if you can install other e-reader apps on the Kindle.

One other thing you may want to consider is a Windows 10 tablet. Those are almost the same as your Windows 10 laptop, just smaller and have a touchscreen. Again, you can install the Kindle app and possibly other e-reader apps onto a Windows 10 tablet.

And, a third option, according to how large a tablet you may want is a 14" laptop. I have a Lenovo Flex 4 with a touch screen. I have found, though, that I'm not inclined to use the touch screen as much as I thought I would. If you should choose a 14" laptop, do not, and I repeat, do not get one with a 32 GB hard drive. Those are useless for Windows 10. You need at least a 120 GB hard drive, and preferably 240 GB.