However for this functionality to be achieved the Kindle Fire must first be synced.

Typically this is done wirelessly, although syncing by USB cable is also possible.

Understanding both sync methods is vital; at some point you might run into problems with the process.

Enjoy a good book with the Kindle Fire

Problems with your wireless connection can impact on how successful this sync process is.

See ourKindle Fire setup guidefor further details.

Tap this; when the gadget is switched off, press the power button again to restart.

Using the wireless networking tool on the Kindle Fire

If this fails to fix the issue then the cause might be your wireless connection.

Check this by trying to browse to a webpage or checking for new emails.

To do this you will need a computer running Windows 2000 or Mac OS X 10.2 or later versions.

Use this menu option to display what media you can sync to your Kindle devices

Next, visit the Kindle Store in your web internet tool and sign-in with the corresponding Amazon account.

Via theManage Your Devicesmenu item (found on the left) a list of library items will be displayed.

it’s possible for you to then snag the appropriate machine to transfer to and clickDownloadto proceed.

Transfer your data directly from the Kindle Store to your device via your computer

Should you encounter any problems syncing via USB, consider checking the cable and ports on both devices.