how to transfer large files to another pc?
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['Use OneDrive to transfer your data.', 'Use an external hard drive to transfer your data.', 'Use a transfer cable to transfer your data.', 'Use PCmover to transfer your data.', 'Use Macrium Reflect to clone your hard drive.', 'Use Nearby sharing instead of HomeGroup.', 'Use Flip Transfer for quick, free sharing.']
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Companies like Dropbox, Google Drive and many others offer cloud storage for your most important files and can also act as an effective file transfer method between laptops. You'll need an account with one of these providers (initial membership and some storage space is typically free).
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['get two ethernet cables and a router.', 'connect the computers via the router.', 'make the Ubuntu computer into an ssh server by installing openssh-server.', 'make the Windows computer into an ssh client by installing WinSCP or Filezilla (in Windows)', 'connect via WinSCP or Filezilla and transfer the files.']
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['either use the WD My Cloud desktop or mobile app to move data from the USB share to the other shares. ... ', 'or use SSH commands like cp to copy things around.']
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['Nearby Sharing: Sharing Files in Windows 10. ... ', 'Transfer Files by Email. ... ', 'Transfer Files Via the Cloud. ... ', 'Use LAN File Sharing Software. ... ', 'Use FTP Client/Server Software.']
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['Use an External Storage Media. Obviously, this is the way most people do it. ... ', 'Share Over LAN or Wi-Fi. For computers close to each other, there are two main ways to share files and folders. ... ', 'Use a Transfer Cable. ... ', 'Connect the HDD or SSD Manually. ... ', 'Use Cloud Storage or Web Transfers. ... ', '9 comments Write a Comment.']
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You can hook a Ethernet cable between them and create a local network (Google is your friend). Hook both into the same network, transfer over network share. just get a "crosslink" cable and do an ad-hoc network, transfer files over that, should be pretty fast and pain-free.
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[' Copy and move all your old files to a new disk. ... ', ' Download and install your programs onto the new PC. ... ', ' Adjust your settings.']
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['Select the transfer mode. ... ', 'Connect the two computers. ... ', 'Choose the files you want to transfer. ... ', 'Transfer files between two different operating systems.']
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Yes, you can use an ethernet cable to quickly transfer files from one computer to the other. It's really quite simple. Go to System Preferences, and make sure that Ethernet is enabled. (it should be in the "Network" list.)
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Use an external hard drive to transfer your data All you have to do is plug your hard drive into your old PC, move your files and folders from your old PC onto the drive, then plug it into your new PC and reverse the transfer process.
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['Run EaseUS Todo PCTrans on both PCs. On the source PC, select "PC to PC" on the main screen of EaseUS Todo PCTrans and move on.', 'Connect two computers. ... ', 'Select apps, programs, and software and transfer to the target computer.']
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['Use OneDrive to transfer your data.', 'Use an external hard drive to transfer your data.', 'Use a transfer cable to transfer your data.', 'Use PCmover to transfer your data.', 'Use Macrium Reflect to clone your hard drive.']
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['Open the File Transfer dialog box. ... ', 'Click the Settings button, and configure the file transfer settings. ... ', 'Click OK.', 'From the Transfer dialog box, under Local, do one of the following: ... ', 'Select your preferences for Transfer method, If file exists, and Record format.', 'Specify the host file information:']
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Plug the drive into your first computer, drag and drop the files you're transferring onto the external drive, then plug the drive into the new computer and drag the files from the drive, copying them to the new computer. External drives include small USB flash drives and large external hard drives.
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Right-click the hard drive icon containing the files you want to transfer and select "Open in New Window." Navigate to the folder containing the files and click and drag or press "Ctrl-A" to select them.
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['Click the Start menu on your PC and search for Remote Desktop Connection.', 'Launch Remote Desktop Connection and click on Show Options.', 'Select the Local Resources tab and click More.', 'Under Drives, check the box for your C: drive or the drives that contain the files you will transfer and click OK.']