

Now where do you find it on Windows? Just browse to C:\ProgramData\BlueStacks_bgp64\Engine\UserData\SharedFolderand you should be able to see the files you just copied.


ONEPLUS A3010) then select windows > BstSharedFolder and click COPY on the bottom right, this will start copying the data from BlueStacks internal storage to Windows. Click on the three dots again on the right and select "Show internal storage", now go to the left three bars and select the name of your device (eg. Go to any directory and select any folders/files you wanted to copy (you can select multiple by clicking on the icons on the left), click on the three dots on the right and choose either to copy or move the data. In fact you can just use Android's built-in storage manger under Android Settings.įirst startup BlueStacks, go to System apps > Android Settings > Storage > Explore (scroll to the bottom). It seems a lot of people don't know that you can copy data to/from BlueStacks without using any third-party software or even BlueStack's Media Manager.
