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1. #HOW TO SYNC KINDLE COLLECTIONS TO DEVICE HOW TO#
2. #HOW TO SYNC KINDLE COLLECTIONS TO DEVICE UPGRADE#
3. #HOW TO SYNC KINDLE COLLECTIONS TO DEVICE PLUS#
4. #HOW TO SYNC KINDLE COLLECTIONS TO DEVICE DOWNLOAD#

Update: As of September 2016, the is no longer accessible and you should use URL instead for downloading Kindle Collection Manager. Do not reset and restore your device back to factory settings, OK? In addition, the users of Kindle Paperwhite can add eBooks to new collection manually by Create New Collection under Settings as well. It is the method to manage all Kindle devices. Only, please, don’t be a complete moron and select reset only menu item. At last, start your Kindle, tap Settings icon, and choose Sync and Check for items, to manage Kindle content and collections.

#HOW TO SYNC KINDLE COLLECTIONS TO DEVICE HOW TO#

Thanks to Kindle Collection Manager I was at least enlighten how to reboot my Kindle (required after each collection update done by Kindle Collection Manager).įor those, who don’t know this and don’t plan to install Kindle Collection Manager, here is a tip: press “Menu”, go to “Settings” and while being there, press “Menu” again to get extra cookies. So, my knowledge about this device is very limited. I’m not interested in all those hacks or rooting stuff. And it can’t even manage your Kindle collections by itself, you have to install additional plugin for this purpose. It is so huge, slow cow! It has hundreds of features, completely useless to most users.

#HOW TO SYNC KINDLE COLLECTIONS TO DEVICE PLUS#

This article gives an outline of my reasoning plus provides some thoughts on KCM itself. After trying a few of them (yes, Calibre sucks the most!), I felt in love with Kindle Collection Manager (). Just in case the other two options on their own don’t do the job, try “Clear Data” as a last resort.Īnd that’s it! I hope this will make your Retrotech Kindle Fire work like a charm again, like it did for me.There are many 3rd party applications to manage your Kindle devices.

#HOW TO SYNC KINDLE COLLECTIONS TO DEVICE DOWNLOAD#

You can of course download them again, but this step usually isn’t really necessary to bring back syncing. In super severe cases, you can select all three options, but clearing the app’s data means you’ll lose all your downloaded Kindle books. This will restart the app and – hopefully – enable proper syncing again.

I suggest you try “Force Stop” and “Clear Cache”, then head back to the home screen and select you latest book. Now we have several options: Force Stop the app, clear its data, or clear its cache.

#HOW TO SYNC KINDLE COLLECTIONS TO DEVICE UPGRADE#

It probably doesn’t help that the first generation Kindle Fire hasn’t seen a firmware upgrade since its release, and there’s unlikely ever going to be another one.Īfter all, this device runs on a modified version of Android Gingerbread, and that’s so old that nobody should ever mention its name again. Turns out that on Android-based Fire tablet devices, the Kindle reading app is just another app – and as such it’s prone to crashing on occasion. It wasn’t always like this and only started creeping in over the last year or so. It’s annoying, because syncing is one of the coolest features about Kindle devices. It’s the same for sending as well as receiving the furthest page read. All devices sync the last page fine, but sometimes the Fire does not. On the same Kinlde account, I have my Kindle Fire and several other devices (Kindle Keyboard, Kindle DX, iOS App, etc). This fix may work with other (Android based) Kindle Fire devices too, but I’ve only tested it with a first generation Fire (serial starts with D01E, Firmware 6.4.3). Just in case this happens to your device. Until some online research gave me the solution that I’d like to share with you. Sometimes it does, but sometimes it does not – and I never really knew what to do about it. Trouble is, the Kindle Fire doesn’t always sync my books with other Kindle devices.

It’s still working, and I’m still using it as a “bedside” Kindle (my Kindle 3, or Kindle Keyboard, doesn’t have a backlight, so the Fire is my “reading in the dark” companion).

It hadn’t been released anywhere else, and this device started the whole Kindle Tablet business for Amazon. Back in 2011 I bought a first generation Kindle Fire in the US.