Can you transfer files from Windows 7 to Mac osx
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Not sure. I couldn't get it to transfer Mac to Mac. Didn't work for me at all.
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after further investigation you may need a easy transfer cable from mac to mac. usb cable is good for mac to external hard drive.
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short answer is yes. From their website... http://www.synology.com/en-global/dsm/business_file_sharing_windows_mac_linux
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If you have MacOS 10.4 or later on your laptops, yes you can. Windows 8 has the software to choose the files you wish to backup, not sure about apple.
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Transferred mine from windows 7 computer....takes a long time....almost 2 days....not sure about apple
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I used this with windows 7 and mac 10.5 it not work like spouse to do.I don't know in windows
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Yes it will. If you leave the original format and use the NTFS driver for mac you will be able to use between mac and pc
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No one has responded. My tech expert son believes that we will be able to do it. We will try this afternoon. I will hopefully be able to update you on our progress. Only other issue is that I do not have sufficient memory on my MacBook Pro right now...so we will try to transfer "through" the Mac to an external hard drive.
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sorry I have windows 7 It worked fine for what I've been transferring. I use it to transfer sewing files to my machine.
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Yes, you should be just fine. Just dont format your usb, or else all of your data will be wiped. Your mac should be able to use the usb just as fine as windows would
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It depends on the Mac OS Newer (Past 5 Years) OS will recognize NTFS Format
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"Can I use it for switching back and forth between a Mac and a PC without reformatting?" - Only if you reformat with a filesystem that is compatible with both OSX and Windows. "If so, does this remove the option to use Time Machine?" - Yes and no. Time Machine requires HFS+ filesystem, and Windows cannot read/write to HFS+. However, it is possible to partition the disk and have part of the disk using NTFS and the other part using HFS+.
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yes, i transferred data from an iMac to a macbook, but it works the same. You will just have to make the computer you are transferring TO like a disk (I forget how, but I got a good tutorial on a forum with one quick google search -- you just start the computer in a certain mode with a disk utility or something). best to you!
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I have the iMac and went ahead and bought Windows 7 to do work stuff on it through Bootcamp. Then, just recently bought the VC500 - downloaded it on the Windows 7 side and was able to connect my camcorder to the VC500 which was connected to my Mac and recorded it on Windows 7. Makes sense?In a nutshell, buying a full version of Windows and installing on my Mac was the best thing I could ever do. It's the best of both worlds - really.
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Yes. The Mac version is (obviously) formatted to be fully compatible with all Macs. You can very easily format it to an exFAT file system (look for tutorials online) to make it work seamlessly with any modern Mac AND Windows computer. BTW, consider upgrading from Mountain Lion to the latest OS X Mavericks. It's easy and free.
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if you are talking about porting over a copy of windows 7 os from one system to another, i am afraid i do not know. if i had to guess,i would say no - that is only a guess. if you mean data from one win7 machine to another win 7 machine yes. i do it all the time.
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Yes. I was able to transfer all of my documents automatically and edit and see them on the MAC. Word, excel, etc.