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Originally Posted by willis86
I have just bought a new laptop and I was woundering what the easiest (and preferably cheapest) way to transfer files to it from my PC is.
Thanks,
Wil
Hi Will
The best way to do it is with the Cross -cable only the IP of the Machines need to be mapped u could get that info from some network admin guy
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What operating systems are installed on the two systems?
A simple network using only a crossover network cable, as mentioned, is one method, if both systems have ethernet capability.
If the PC has a CD burner, then that is also a cheap and easy method. (If it hasn't then it SHOULD have!)
A simple network using only a crossover network cable, as mentioned, is one method, if both systems have ethernet capability.
If the PC has a CD burner, then that is also a cheap and easy method. (If it hasn't then it SHOULD have!)
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Originally Posted by willis86
I have just bought a new laptop and I was woundering what the easiest (and preferably cheapest) way to transfer files to it from my PC is.
Thanks,
Wil
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CD writers are to slow. get a cheep flash drive by lexmark (128 for $15, 256 for $36 at Fry's). It works as fast as a floppy and as reliable as a CD+RW
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Originally Posted by C++
CD writers are to slow. get a cheep flash drive by lexmark (128 for $15, 256 for $36 at Fry's). It works as fast as a floppy and as reliable as a CD+RW
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