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fixed grammar, made answer more general (you can use any file manager, not just the default)
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edit approved May 7, 2018 at 10:21
LyricWulf
edit approved May 7, 2018 at 10:21
LyricWulf
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Copy your ringtone file into the Alarms folder in your main directoryinternal storage using the normala file manager. Now you will see that ringtone file in the Default alarm ringtone list in Settings -> Sounds.

Copy your ringtone file in the Alarms folder in your main directory using the normal file manager. Now you will see that ringtone file in the Default alarm ringtone list in Settings -> Sounds.

Copy your ringtone file to the Alarms folder in your internal storage using a file manager. Now you will see that ringtone file in the Default alarm ringtone list in Settings -> Sounds.

Improved formatting
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edit approved Apr 24, 2018 at 9:38
karel
edit approved Apr 24, 2018 at 9:38
karel
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This question has a really simple answer: Just copyCopy your ringtone file in "Alarms"the Alarms folder in your main directory using the normal file manager. Now Now you will see that ringtone file in "Default alarm ringtone"the Default alarm ringtone list in "Settings" Settings -> "Sounds"Sounds.

This question has a really simple answer: Just copy your ringtone file in "Alarms" folder in your main directory using normal file manager. Now you will see that ringtone file in "Default alarm ringtone" list in "Settings" -> "Sounds"

Copy your ringtone file in the Alarms folder in your main directory using the normal file manager. Now you will see that ringtone file in the Default alarm ringtone list in Settings -> Sounds.

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Bhuvan Sharma
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This question has a really simple answer: Just copy your ringtone file in "Alarms" folder in your main directory using normal file manager. Now you will see that ringtone file in "Default alarm ringtone" list in "Settings" -> "Sounds"