Set up your computer to sync music, pictures, or videos with a mobile device

Device Stage has different options for syncing music, pictures, and videos than it does for syncing contacts, calendars, tasks, and notes.
1. Turn on a compatible music player or other mobile device that's able to store music, pictures, or videos. Connect it to your computer using a USB or other cable connection; or, if it's a wireless device, connect wirelessly.
2. In Device Stage, double-click Set up sync.
3. Select the check box for each type of file or information you want to sync (music, photos, or videos).
4. To sync all the music, pictures, or videos in your Windows libraries, select Sync now. This will begin syncing them immediately and also sync them automatically in the future, when your device is connected to your computer. To save these changes and sync automatically in the future (but not now), click Save changes.
5. If you want, you can choose what music, pictures, or videos to sync to your device. Click Settings and then follow the instructions.
   The information at the bottom of the sync settings page shows how much space you've used on your device, how much free (available) space is left on the device, and how much space is required to sync all the music, photos, or videos you've selected. Because music, photos, and videos can take up large amounts of space, it's a good idea to check how much available space is on your device when deciding what to sync.
6. After you're done selecting what music, photos, and videos to sync, click OK to return to the sync settings page and then click Save changes or Sync now.