Use a USB cable or Wi-Fi, then launch Droid Transfer and follow the on-screen instructions to establish a connection. Ensure both devices are on the same network if using Wi-Fi.

Yes, you can back up your Android device wirelessly over Wi-Fi by selecting the Backup option within Droid Transfer and following the prompts.

You can save Android Messages as PDF, HTML, or Text files, including attached photos and videos, directly from the app.

Use the Android File Manager feature in Droid Transfer to browse, select, and wirelessly transfer photos and videos between devices.

Yes, Droid Transfer allows you to transfer music and even sync your Android device with iTunes on your PC.

Go to the Contacts section, choose Export, then select the format: Windows Contacts, Outlook, or VCF for use in other apps.

Yes, you can view, save, and print your call logs in various formats directly from the app on your PC.

You can purchase a one-time license or subscribe for ongoing updates and extended features through the app's Settings menu under Subscriptions.

Ensure both devices are on the same Wi-Fi network or use a USB cable, then restart Droid Transfer and your devices. Check permissions if needed.

Yes, the Android App Transfer Companion app is available for free on Google Play and must be installed on your device for full functionality.