Question:

How can I connect my Galaxy S20 FE to a Desktop/Note PC that doesn't support USB Type-C?

Answer:

There are a few options available for connecting your Galaxy S20 FE to a Desktop/Note PC that doesn't support USB Type-C:

Use a compatible cable (sold separately): Purchase a cable that has one end compatible with USB Type-A and the other end compatible with USB Type-C. Plug the USB Type-A end into the computer and the USB Type-C end into the smartphone.

Use a compatible connector (sold separately): Buy an adapter that converts USB Type-A to USB Type-C. Connect the USB Type-C side to the smartphone and the USB Type-A side to the computer.

Connect wirelessly via Bluetooth: Ensure both devices are Bluetooth-enabled and pair them by following the steps provided in the phone's settings menu.

Connect wirelessly via Wi-Fi: Establish a Wi-Fi connection between your phone and computer using a feature like Samsung Smart Switch or similar software.

Terms:

C-To-C Type data cable - A cable designed specifically for transferring data between two devices with USB Type-C connectors.

USB Type-C - A type of USB connector that is reversible and supports faster data transfer speeds.

Compatible cable (sold separately) - A cable that needs to be purchased separately, but is compatible with both USB Type-A and USB Type-C connections.

Compatible connector (sold separately) - An adapter that needs to be purchased separately, allowing for a seamless connection between USB Type-A and USB Type-C ports.

Bluetooth - A wireless technology that allows devices to communicate with each other over short distances.

Wi-Fi - A wireless networking technology that allows devices to exchange data over a network using radio waves.