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1. #Different notification sounds for different apps android
2. #Different notification sounds for different apps Pc

Your smartphone's internal memory will contain many system folders such as LOST and Alarms (as pictured above) so if the removable disk you've selected shows no such folders, click the other removable disk instead.ĥ. If your smartphone includes an SD card you may see two removable disks in the navigation pane (as in the photo above): one for your phone's internal memory and one for the SD card. Note that it may take a few seconds before your phone's memory appears in the navigation pane as a removable disk. If an AutoPlay window does not appear simply open Windows Explorer (or My Computer if you're using Windows XP) and click on the removable disk that your smartphone's memory card is listed as in the navigation pane on the left.

#Different notification sounds for different apps Pc

(Your smartphone may register on the PC as a removable disk named with a different letter). An AutoPlay window may appear on your PC similar to the one below. Your smartphone will show you different options for how it can connect to your PC. Connect your smartphone to the PC with your USB data cable.ģ. Right-click on the sound file on your PC that you wish to use as a notification sound on your smartphone. In order to set a custom notification sound for your Samsung Galaxy S III you must place the sound file you wish to use in the Notifications folder on your phone's memory card.

#Different notification sounds for different apps android

Note: this guide applies only to Samsung smartphones running Android Jellybean (version 4.1.2) and Windows PCs.