Skip to main content
Android Enthusiasts

Return to Answer

Added screenshots
Source Link
Dan Hulme
Dan Hulme
  • 35k
  • 17
  • 91
  • 157

In the "weird" file manager, click on the ellipses in the top right and choose Show internal storage.

enter image description here

Now you should have "Internal Storage" available in the hamburger menu (three horizontal bars) in the left.

enter image description here

You can now browse your internal storage and choose the custom alarm tone which you want to make your alarm tone and it should be applied.

In the "weird" file manager, click on the ellipses in the top right and choose Show internal storage.

enter image description here

Now you should have "Internal Storage" available in the hamburger menu in the left.

enter image description here

You can now browse your internal storage and choose the custom alarm tone which you want to make your alarm tone and it should be applied.

In the "weird" file manager, click on the ellipses in the top right and choose Show internal storage.

enter image description here

Now you should have "Internal Storage" available in the hamburger menu (three horizontal bars) in the left.

enter image description here

You can now browse your internal storage and choose the custom alarm tone which you want to make your alarm tone and it should be applied.

Added screenshots
Source Link
edit approved Apr 25, 2018 at 8:26
trejder
edit approved Apr 25, 2018 at 8:26
trejder
  • 2.6k
  • 8
  • 45
  • 74

Do you not see the default (system) sounds called "Device Sounds" listed under the "Add New" option?

Anyhow, inIn the "weird" file manager, click on the ellipses in the top right and choose - Show internal storage.

enter image description here

Now you should have "Internal Storage" available in the hamburger menu (3 horizontal bars) in the left.

enter image description here

You can now browse your internal storage and choose the custom alarm tone which you want to make your alarm tone and it should be applied.

Do you not see the default (system) sounds called "Device Sounds" listed under the "Add New" option?

Anyhow, in the "weird" file manager, click on the ellipses in the top right and choose - Show internal storage.

Now you should have "Internal Storage" available in the hamburger menu (3 horizontal bars) in the left. You can now browse your internal storage and choose the custom alarm tone which you want to make your alarm tone and it should be applied.

In the "weird" file manager, click on the ellipses in the top right and choose Show internal storage.

enter image description here

Now you should have "Internal Storage" available in the hamburger menu in the left.

enter image description here

You can now browse your internal storage and choose the custom alarm tone which you want to make your alarm tone and it should be applied.

Source Link
singhnsk
singhnsk
  • 2.5k
  • 1
  • 8
  • 18

Do you not see the default (system) sounds called "Device Sounds" listed under the "Add New" option?

Anyhow, in the "weird" file manager, click on the ellipses in the top right and choose - Show internal storage.

Now you should have "Internal Storage" available in the hamburger menu (3 horizontal bars) in the left. You can now browse your internal storage and choose the custom alarm tone which you want to make your alarm tone and it should be applied.