For someone who is new to the Kindle, finding the downloaded Kindle books is not an easy job. Even if you have purchased many kindle books already, I guess many of you have various difficulties in finding your downloaded kindle books on PC, Mac or Android devices.
You will get a completed answer in this article. Please ensure that your kindle books have been downloaded to your devices already. A: Sure, you can change the Kindle book location. Here you will see your current content folder for Kindle books. Your default kindle content path has been changed successfully. If you are a mac user, you need to know where did you get your Kindle for Mac app? Two situations need to be considered. Situation 1 If you get your Kindle for Mac from App store and have not changed the default path of your Kindle file location, you will find your Kindle books stored on Mac here:.
Situation 2 For kindle for Mac installation you downloaded beyond the App stores, such as from Amazon website, or software download websites, you will find the path of "My kindle content" folder will be totally different. A: Sure, you can choose where to store your downloaded kindle books on Mac. If you read a lot on your Android smart phone, here are steps to find Kindle books stored on Android device.
Step 2. Your downloaded Kindle titles will be stored at two different places depends on how did you get these Kindle books. For documents or files you send to your Kindle for Android, when these books has been downloaded, it should be stored here:. May I ask you one question: why do you want to find the file location of Kindle books? Here is my guess--most of you may want to back up your kindle books.
If finding your downloaded kindle content just for copying them from the original folder to a safer place for backup. Obviously, this is not the right way.
Because all Kindle books have been protected by Kindle DRM, you cannot access them without your account authorization. With DRM-free Kindle books, you do not have to worry about computer crash, Amazon account banned issues, books disappeared from Amazon account etc. With it, you can decrypt Kindle books and convert them to any other formats. Just drag the kindle books from left column to the right, the Kindle DRM will be removed.
Then select the output format and click on "Convert to Super easy, right? Here are all tips and tricks I want to share with you today. If you have any better tips, please share with us in the comments to benefit more users. Iris Yan joined Epubor since She always wants to share everything related to ebook reading and improve your reading journey.
Thank you for contacting us. We are sincerely sorry to inform you that there is no way to get the kindle books via Android or kindle fire devices unless you root them. Even if you have root them, the kindle books you got from these devices are not able to be converted to drm-free ebook. Therefore, there is no way to read them. The best way to get drm-free kindle book, please download kindle books via kindle for pc and then convert them with epubor ultimate. I tested the directory on the Mac computer.
For details on Windows, please read this Kindle forum. To get more posts like this, please subscribe by RSS or email. Amazon's Whispernet service does a very good job of delivering books directly to any registered Kindle. The trouble is, if anything catastrophic should happen, you'd be forced to download them all again -- unless you have a backup.
The process is free, but it can be time-consuming. Here we'll show you how to save yourself the hassle of resurrecting your digital library by backing up your purchases to your computer, explain what digital rights measures Amazon has in place, and reveal how even those without a wireless network can save money by buying a Wi-Fi-only Kindle.
Your Kindle's charging cable is key to backing it up. As the icons on each end suggest, this is a regular USB cable, which once detached from the plug can be used to connect your Kindle to a Mac or PC. Connected this way, its internal storage mounts as an external drive, appearing as 'Kindle' on a Mac's Finder sidebar, and assigned a drive letter when hooked up to a Windows PC. Kindle's filing system isn't particularly tidy.
It consists of three key folders called audible, music and documents. The first two contain your audiobooks and MP3s, the third, 'documents', holds pretty much everything else, including downloaded books, text files, PDFs and screen grabs. You can capture your Kindle's screen display at any time by holding shift and alt while briefly pressing 'G' on its keyboard. Grabs are saved in.
If you've connected your Kindle to your computer before, you may spot some other folders alongside these three defaults, particularly if you have used a management tool such as Calibre, which leaves small metadata files behind it.
Sort the files in the documents folder according to type. If you're using Windows 7, the easiest way to do this is by clicking the drop-down menu on the right-hand side of the Type column header. From this, select AZW to filter out all of the non-book files. On a Mac you can do the same thing by entering.
This isolated selection is your collection of downloaded books, which you can drag to another location on your computer for storage. Each will be preserved in its original format without all of the associated bookmarks. To keep track of these, be sure to also copy across any. Charged-for Kindle books are copy protected, so while you can back them up this way you can't transfer them to another Kindle or reader application. Doing so will throw up an error. This restriction not only prevents copyright infringement, but also stops you from either copying them to another device you own yourself, or reading your backed-up books in a Kindle app on your PC, Mac, tablet or phone.
To transfer a copy of your bought books to another device, ensure that it's registered to your account and either use the built-in synchronisation option to choose the books you want to download from your archive, or revert to the Amazon site to retrieve multiple documents over Whispernet.
Enter your password again, and Amazon will display a list of your past purchases. Each is accompanied by an Actions menu that lets you re-send the book to any one of your devices or delete it from your library. This latter option removes it entirely from your list of purchased books, so use it with caution, as you'll have to buy it again if you want to get it back.
To dispatch another copy of a purchased book to one of your Kindles or apps, Amazon needs to know which device you want to re-send your book to. This isn't only so that it can find it over Whispernet, but so it can apply the necessary rights management. This is more obvious when you elect to download the file to your computer and transfer it by USB, as you'll still need to specify on which device it will be used.
The ability to transfer purchases this way means that even if you don't have a wireless network at home you can still avoid paying extra on a 3G-enabled Kindle.
If you bought yours from Amazon direct it will already be registered to your account, but if you bought it through a third-party such as Currys or Staples then you'll need to do this yourself. Every Kindle has a unique serial number, which Amazon claims is printed on the reverse.
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