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How to set custom ringtone on Android
Setting a custom ringtone in an android device is a little bit different than other platforms. To do this, use your file manager to create a new folder named Media in your root directory. Then create three sub folders inside it: Alarms, Notifications and Ringtones.
Copy your favorite ringtones inside each of them. Then navigate to Settings > Sounds and select your favorite ringtone for the corresponding section.
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