how to transfer data between two laptops without lan cable?
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['Set up a wireless Ad Hoc network. [00:04]', 'go to second computer and connect to created network. [00:40]', 'Configuring IP Address. [01:01]', 'Change advanced sharing settings. [02:05]']
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Two laptops can be connected together using a pair of CAT-5 cables or through wireless connectivity over a network. In most cases, it can be as easy as connecting them using the USB wireless adapters already built into the system without involving a hub, router or even a switch.
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['Connect the network cable or crossover network cable to one of the network ports on the first computer. ... ', 'Log in to one of the computers, and then right-click on the network icon in the system tray area of the taskbar.']
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Search for Control Panel in the start menu and open it. Here, go to “Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center > Advanced sharing settings.” Connect both computers to a LAN cable. You can use any LAN cable (crossover cable or ethernet cable); it doesn't matter on a modern computer.
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['Connect the USB cable from the device to the computer.', 'From Computer, double-click the device name under Portable Devices.', 'Double-click the preferred storage location. ... ', 'Drag and drop files into the appropriate folders and/or subfolders as desired. ... ', 'Once the file transfer is complete, disconnect the USB cable.']
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Just about any external drive, including a USB thumb drive, or an SD card can be used to transfer your files from one laptop to another. Connect the drive to your old laptop; drag your files to the drive, then disconnect it and transfer the drive contents onto your new laptop.
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['Launch EaseUS Todo PCTrans on your source and target computers, connect both PCs via the internet. ... ', 'Select the categories Applications, Files, and Accounts to transfer via the internet.']
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['Select the transfer mode. ... ', 'Connect the two computers. ... ', 'Choose the files you want to transfer.']
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The easiest and probably the fastest way that I know of I'd by using an app called Shareit by Lenovo. simply install it on both your laptop and pc, after that it's a very straightforward process of sharing files, just make sure the laptop and pc both are connected to the same network by WiFi.
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["1Connect the Mac and PC to the same network. If your home network doesn't have WiFi, you need an Ethernet cable. ... ", '2Enable file sharing on the PC. ... ', '3Make the files and folders you want to transfer sharable. ... ', '4Access the shared folders from your Mac. ... ', '5Move the files.']
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['Connect both computers to a LAN cable.', 'Turn on the sharing options on both computers. Search for Control Panel and open it. ... ', 'Share a folder on the source computer. 3.1. ... ', 'Access the shared folder on the destination computer.']
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['1Click the Start menu and choose Network. ... ', '2Click the Network and Sharing Center button. ... ', '3How to file share between computers? ... ', '4Turn off Password Protected Sharing and click Apply. ... ', "5Place files and folders you want to share with others into your PC's Public folder."]
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Replies (1)  Except in rare cases, the answer is no, you can't transfer data that way. HDMI ports are almost always "HDMI out", and not "HDMI in". ... For transferring data from one computer to another, doing so via a "male-to-male" USB cable would be the best non-wireless option.
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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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Step1: Connect both computers with a LAN cable. You can use any LAN cable (crossover cable or ethernet cable); it doesn't matter in the modern computer. OK, now you have to turn ON sharing option on both computers. Go to Control Panel > Network and Internet > Network and Sharing Center > Advanced sharing settings.
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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.']
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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.