As shown in the screenshot above, now you have to choose the role of Galaxy S10: Send data.

Your photos, videos, music, messages, call logs, contacts, files, calendar events, alarms, and apps in the old phone can be transferred to Galaxy S10.

Table of Contents hide 1) What is the Samsung Smart Switch 2) What can be migrated to Galaxy S10 using Smart Switch 3) How to use Smart switch t0 connect Galaxy S10 to the old device 3.1) USB connection 4) How to use Smart Switch to migrate to Galaxy S10 with a USB cable 4.1) Step 1: Connect Galaxy S10 to the old device 4.2) Step 2: Start Smart Switch on Galaxy S10 4.3) Step 3: Accept the connection request on the old device 4.4) Step 4: Select data to be migrated to Galaxy S10 4.5) Step 5: Wait and relax 4.6) Step 6: Reboot Galaxy S10 5) Can you use Samsung Smart Switch to migrate to Galaxy S10 now There are many solutions for you to migrate to Galaxy S10.

But the simplest way is to use Smart Switch to transfer data between Galaxy S10 and the old phone.

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This Galaxy S10 guide explains how to use Samsung Smart Switch to migrate to Galaxy S10.

Using Samsung Smart Switch Install PCMac Version

What is the Samsung Smart Switch Samsung Smart Switch is the tool for you to migrate to Samsung devices from other mobile devices including: Android iOS Windows BlackBerry In addition to Smart Switch Mobile, you can also download and install PCMac version of Smart Switch.

Smart Switch for PC is normally recommended for users who own one or more Samsung devices.

It can back up almost all data on Samsung Galaxy phones to the PC and restore the backup to other Galaxy phones as well.

What can be migrated to Galaxy S10 using Smart Switch When using Samsung Smart Switch to migrate to Galaxy S10, the following data can be migrated (depending on OS on the old phone).

Contacts Call log Photos Music Videos Calendar events Alarms SMS Documents Device settings (for Galaxy phones, most settings including home screen settings can be transferred) Apps (Android phones only) You can review and select items to be transferred before migrating data to Galaxy S10.

How to use Smart switch t0 connect Galaxy S10 to the old device When you migrate to Galaxy S10 using Smart Switch, you can choose one of the following 3 ways to connect Galaxy S10 to migrate data USB connection You need to use the old phones USB cable and the USB connector in the Galaxy S10 box.

This is the fastest, easiest, and most reliable way to migrate to Galaxy S10.

Wireless connection You can also connect Galaxy S10 to the old Android phone using WiFi direct.

On Galaxy S10, you can then transfer the iCloud backup to Galaxy S10 through the WiFi connection.

To migrate data to Galaxy S10, you need to: Back up the phone to the external storage Remove the storage from the old phone Connect the external storage to Galaxy S10 Start Smart Switch on Galaxy S10 Migrate all data in the back up to Galaxy S10 The 3 connection methods work similarly: you select what to transfermigrate, start to transfer, restore to Galaxy S10.

How to use Smart Switch to migrate to Galaxy S10 with a USB cable You may follow these steps to migrate to Galaxy S10.

Step 1: Connect Galaxy S10 to the old device As illustrated below, you need to use the USB cable for your old device and the USB connector in the Galaxy S10 box.

Please check the Galaxy S10 layout for the location of the USB C port.

Connect Galaxy S10 to the old device Step 2: Start Smart Switch on Galaxy S10 By default, Smart Switch should start automatically when you connect Galaxy S10 to other devices as shown below.

You can choose Smart Switch, then tap Always (Smart Switch will be set as the default app for this USB device) or Just one.

Choose an app for the USB device If there is no pop-up window after connecting Galaxy S10 to the old device, you can start Smart Switch at Settings Accounts and backup Smart Switch.

Either way, when you start Samsung Smart Switch first time, you need to agree on the terms and grant permissions as shown in the screenshot below.

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