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Adobe Digital Editions for Windows does not currently support MTP Media devices, like NOOK HD and HD+. You can use ADE to unlock protected (DRM) files, but you must manually copy them to your NOOK as described above. (Mac users can use ADE to directly transfer books after the one-time installation of the MyNOOK Setup drivers.).

Windows users can also use Windows Media Player to sync supported audio and video files see the Windows Media Player help section for more details. Note that eBooks cannot be transferred with Windows Media Player.

Library eBooks are supported natively on NOOK HD and HD+ through OverDrive and/or the 3M Cloud Library. These third-party applications are free in the NOOK store, and don’t require side-loading you can download your books directly to your device. See the separate help sections for more details.

You should place your videos, such as MP4 files, in the Videos folder.

You should place your music, such as MP3 files, in the Music folder. txt files, and PDFs in the Documents folders. Within the folder, you can sort files into these folders:

(If you have an SD Card installed in your NOOK, you will also see a folder called “SD Card” with the same folder structure inside. You can move files here to store them on the SD Card.) Move your personal files in the My Files folder. To organize the files, open the BNTV400/600 / Internal Storage folder (Windows) or the “MyNOOK” device (Mac). “MyNOOK Setup” allows for your device to appear on your Mac as a removable drive called “MyNOOK” for you to transfer your personal files. Mac users: the first time you connect your NOOK to your Mac, you will see a “NOOK” device on your desktop. From there, run “MyNOOK Setup” from the provided link, which is a one-time installation. Windows users: The first time you connect your NOOK to your personal computer, Windows will update the device drivers going forward, your NOOK HD/HD+ will mount as a media (MTP) device and will be listed by its model number, “BNTV400 (HD), BNTV600 (HD+)”. Once the drivers are updated, Windows will prompt you to choose how to treat the device choose “Open Device to View Files using Windows Explorer.” NOOK will appear as a new Portable Media Player device named BNTV400 on your personal computer. Using the USB cable provided with your NOOK, connect your NOOK to your computer. You can transfer files ("sideload") from your personal computer to your NOOK HD/HD+.