Whenever you open the seal of any smartphone or tablet’s box, the first thing to do is configuring the whole phone setting, some people consider is a boring task like HTC users and might be that’s the reason the HTC took a step to make it easier for their customers. HTC has introduced a new method for making easily, simply set up your newly purchased HTC phone using your computer, it’s newer and of course interesting too for us.

It’s pretty easy to understand, really for easy for you, you just need a “Get Started” tool, Sense account, and a PC and internet connection on the PC. However do keep in mind that the Get Started currently works on just HTC Sense 4+ devices such as the recently announced HTC One X+, HTC said that they’ll release it for the complete HTC One Series such as the HTC One X, HTC One S and HTC One V.

The below guide will walk you through how to set up HTC phone through computer.

Instructions

Step #1: On your PC, head over to the official HTC Get Started page here.

Step #2: Login to your HTC Sense account, however if don’t have already the Sense account, create it and login.

Step #3: Select the language you use.

Step #4: Now you’re able to set up the account on your HTC phone, set up it.

Step #5: Now customize the phone according to your choice, you have option to use a wizard for this purpose, it would make the configuring easy by giving you one by one step or select 8 pre-set styles.

Step #6: That’s it, you’re done. Now you just need to sign to your phone and you’ll get everything you have set up on our computer.

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Via: Android Central

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