copying files from mac to windows over network is slow?
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['Turn On SMB Network Sharing.', 'Clean Install an Upgrade.', 'Try Resetting NVRAM on Macbook.', 'The problem is higher latency.', 'Disabling Client Signing on Client and Server End.', 'Use iDoctor app.']
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Try this: create temp folder on Dropbox, copy/move all files in this folder, then drag this folder over your USB.
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Connect your external drive to your new computer, and drag the iTunes folder from your external drive to the Music folder (Mac) or My Music Folder (Windows). The transfer might take a while if you have a lot of content.
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['On your Mac, go to System Preferences -> Sharing -> File Sharing. Click on “Options”, and select “Share files and folders using SMB“. ... ', 'Also, press Option and click on the WiFi icon on your menu bar, which will display the IP Address of your Mac. ... ', 'On your PC, press Windows + R, to access the Run.']
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There is no limit to file size, and files transfer as fast as their individual hardware allows. Since you're not transferring files over a network, you don't share bandwidth with anyone. As a test, I transferred a one-gigabyte file from my iMac to my MacBook Pro over AirDrop in about 50 seconds.
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['Open System Preferences on your Mac.', 'Click Sharing.', 'Click the checkbox next to File Sharing.', 'Click Options…', "Click on the checkbox for the user account you'd like to share with a Windows machine under Windows Files Sharing. You might be asked to enter a password.", 'Click Done.']
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The transfer took close to 3 hours. In most cases the transfer will not take that long but for those of you with many files it may be over an hour to copy all that data to the new computer.
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['Press Win + E to open a File Explorer window.', 'In Windows 10, choose This PC from the left side of the window. ... ', 'In Windows 10, click the Computer tab.', 'Click the Map Network Drive button. ... ', 'Choose a drive letter. ... ', 'Click the Browse button. ... ', 'Select a network computer or server and then a shared folder.']
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["Make sure you've downloaded and installed Migration Assistant on your PC.", 'Launch Migration Assistant on your PC. ... ', 'Confirm that the code on your PC is the same on your Mac.', 'Select the files, folders, and settings you want to transfer from your PC to your Mac.', 'Click continue.']
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All some time, the process suffers from network latency and SMB server latency. This is because the SMB request is first translated to a file system command and then to the actual file system latency to complete the operation. If any antivirus program is running, the transfer slows down even more.
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Now plug in the USB drive to your Mac computer. An icon will appear on the Desktop. Open it and select the files you want to transfer. Now simply drag and drop them to a folder of your choice.
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Windows uses NTFS and Mac OS uses HFS and they're incompatible with each other. However, you can format the drive to work with both Windows and Mac by using the exFAT filesystem.
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['On your PC, download and install the appropriate Windows Migration Assistant, based on the version of macOS on your Mac: ... ', 'Quit any open Windows apps.', 'Open Windows Migration Assistant, then click Continue.', 'Start up your Mac. ... ', 'On your Mac, follow the onscreen prompts until you get to the migration pane of the assistant.']
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Open your drive in the "Windows Explorer" and copy selected files by right clicking and selecting "Paste". After the copying process is finished, right click on the USB drive and select "Eject". Now plug in the USB drive to your Mac computer. An icon will appear on the Desktop.
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The data migration may take several hours depending on what's being transferred and what means are used: Wi-Fi is slower, a wired Ethernet connection is faster. But one way or the other, your patience will be rewarded.
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['Change to the source directory on the local system. ... ', 'Establish an ftp connection. ... ', 'Change to the target directory. ... ', 'Ensure that you have write permission to the target directory. ... ', 'Set the transfer type to binary. ... ', 'To copy a single file, use the put command. ... ', 'To copy multiple files at once, use the mput command.']
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If you've already set up your Mac, open Migration Assistant, which is in the Utilities folder of your Applications folder. On your Mac, follow the onscreen prompts until you get to the migration pane of the assistant. Select the option to transfer your information “From a Windows PC,” then click Continue.