I ordered my new laptopand i plan to sell the old one so how do i transfer all my music,pics, and music to the new one? geek squad says they start at $259 and go from there. anyone got a better way? is a flash drive big enough?
Easiest way to transfer files?
I ordered my new laptopand i plan to sell the old one so how do i transfer all my music,pics, and music to the new one? geek squad says they start at $259 and go from there. anyone got a better way? is a flash drive big enough?
Highly recommend..
Set up file sharing over the network.
in order to do the diskette id have to buy an external floppy drive and the disk only has 1.44 mb. i have over 600 songs. i dont think it would be enough.
how do i do that chris? wanna do it for me? lol
im computer illiterate
As long as youve got wireless or ethernet its a piece of cake. Ethernet is preferable since its about 2x as fast as 802.11g wireless but either will get the job done
yeah we have 3g wireless here at the house. i was looking at like a 120gb external hard drive. would that be easier? their around 60 bucks. 1tb is just over $100
having hardcopies is always best - go to newegg.com and buy a USB flash drive they have them up to like 64gb... you can get an 8gb for under 15$ or just burn everything to DVD/CD
other option is if you are on a home network is to file share your folders where the data is contained; i'm assuming you are using windows so google windows file sharing (basically click on the folder choose sharing and set name/permissions)
Paul "your bullshit makes the flowers grow"
i love newegg.com weve gotten 3 computers from them and never had a problem. excellent customer service. thats where i was looking for a cheap external hard drive at. i think im gonna go with this one
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16822136227
http://www.memorylabs.net/usexen1tb10s.html
1tb USB sata 7200 rpm drive. $99
I've ordered from these people in the past with no issues.
how do i tell what my computer can handle as far as upgrades? i kinda wish now i wouldve waited and researched before buying a new one. i found an amd processor for 56.99 and a 1tb internal hd for 104.99 from newegg.com. now i wish i wouldve just upgraded my old computer. it wouldve been cheaper and id still be running XP.
Should i try to return my new one and upgrade the old or wait 3 months(warranty) and upgrade the new one?
Who made it? Most of the time its easiest to get the model # of the mobo and see what the specs are, they will tell you max processor speed/fsb/socket & what memory types it supports.
its a compaq presario c304
Originally Posted by wannab20hatch
600 songs is nothing.
Go buy a 2 gig sd card and transferrer ($25) and just make 2 trips. I have 450 gig of music, or a little over 63000 songs, but I use a 1TB external hd
I'm just that guy that spends all his time printing.... T-shirts, banners, vinyl, etc.
"Speed has never killed anyone, suddenly becoming stationary.... that's what gets you"
you could do it over the LAN and not have to buy anything.
geek squad is completely ridiculous
Exactly
buying an external floppy drive to use once seems pretty impractical
STOP THINKING AND JUST TRANSFER IT OVER YOUR WIRELESS NETWORK.
You should have been posting about how you've already done it already and thanking the people who've suggested it. Its not terribly difficult, and if you find it so, I'll do it for you.... for $20.
Exactly..
Hint: sarcasm..
Gotcha
Well, if your new computer has a hard drive hook the old hard drive up as a secondary and just transfer the files. I'm sure a local mom and pop computer shop would do it for you pretty cheap. Don't ever get your computer worked on by geek squad, they are so expensive and un-knowledgeable(sp?).
What if his new computer doesn't have a hard drive?
simple. just WiFi the WAN to SCSI drive, then dump all the files onto your GPU.What if his new computer doesn't have a hard drive?
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Sorry, didn't realize it was a laptop. Uhm, honestly you could always buy an external hard drive transfer the files there then return it when your done :P. They may charge 15% restocking though.
Wow
this is getting kinda redunkulus huh?
could of transferred half the intronetz by now
"The 1911 is a collection of subsystems that must work together. Each part must be prepared and fit properly not only in and of itself, but also with regard to the other parts with which it must operate for the gun to function and appear as desired."
Yes it is LOL.
i got a western digital my passport 320gb external HD and did all the work. firgured it wont hurt to have a portable HD with school and all. thanks for the help guys.
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