How do I use a flash drive to transfer a file from one computer to another?
487554
just plug it in through the USB and then the computer will detect it, then transfer ur files to it, do the same with other comp. to download ur stuff, a simple copy paste will work
518952
Very easy. Do you by any chance have a Usb on your old and new computer. If you do get a cord that has a usb plug on both side's. Then send data over.\n\nif not:::!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\n\nEmail stuff over to other computer.\n\nif not:::!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\n\nget a blank cd or dvd and burn stuff to it then copy it over to other computer.\n\nif not:::!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!\n\nMake sure your dvds and cd are RW (rewritable)\n\ni think my computer has a virus\n\nit keeps say if not::!!!!! kinda stuff what should i do
582681
Best solution I can think of would be to get a 5 1/4 drive and install it onto the new computer. If you run into a problem, find another computer that would have a 5 1/4 and USB ports (or install a card).  Use a USB Flash drive to transport the files.
744490
You generally can't copy and install programs from one computer to another.  You will need to have the original install file or disc to do that.\n\nAs for any other file such as documents and pictures, simply save them to a disc or flash drive.  You can even use a crossover cable to transfer data between computers.
215916
you need a USB data transfer cable.
31733
If both of the PCs are desktop PCs, just take out the hard drive from your old PC and put it as secondary drive in your new PC. It should be automaticaly found and you can either keep it like that or copy all your files (like from one folder to another) and then move back the old drive. If you think you can't do this, you can also go to best buy or circuit city and for about $85 they will do it for you.
311565
yes you can. First click on my computer then access both hard drive's... make files up on the other hard drive so that you know what the files are. Then it is as easy and clicking on the information you want to move while holding down your mouse and transfering into the next hard drive.
273895
If you are using firefox go under bookmarks--> manage bookmarks and click export bookmarks and put this on a floppy/cd/flash drive and then on your new laptop take the file and import them into firefox.
898810
Browse directly to the file you want and right click on it. Then select copy. go back to C: drive and right click. Select Paste. It will copy that file over to the C: drive
986835
The only way I can think of right, that you have have both computers access the same external drive is to connect the external drive to either one then share the external drive. Now, the two computers will have to be networked in some way.\n\nOr you can just get yourself a Thumb Drive.
506603
You have to reformat the disk as a HFS+ file system, known as "Mac OS Extended(Journaled)".  Use Disk Utility to reformat.  If you're looking for transferring information from the PC to the Mac/Mac to PC, use the FAT32 file system.
881031
um try transferring the data at a friends house to a disk or to another flash drive you buy that is compatible
1124257
If you have the CDs/floppies for your computer's drivers, try those.\n\nIf you don't, download off of the internet from another computer, then put it on a CD or a flash drive, then put it into the original computer that doesn't have internet.
191376
You do not have to put your drive from the old computer into the new computer...\n\nA good way is to use the direct conection wizard from windows. This program allows users to connect thier computers using various methods. You can use your parallel ports (old stlye printer ports) or serial ports(old stlye comm ports). \n\nA other way is to set up a small network between the two machines by using a RJ45 crossover cable. This cable is used in the Newtork Ports(Now used for Cable/DSL Service) of both machines. You will have to use the network wizard to do this.\n\nI think using a small network is a better way^\n\nYou may need to obtain more information as to how to do my  suggestings becase Windows XP AND Windows ME both do things diffriently.\n\nThe Guys here should be able to walk you through the process if you indeed choose one of my methods metioned above.\n\nI can tell you that Windos XP should take the lead(Host) for setting up any connection over the Windows Me machine.\n\nIn windows Me you will have to goto\nstart>programs>Accessories>\nCommunications>Direct Cable Connections\nThis is for the first Method.\n\nGood luck.
1133756
there is no easy way of doing this. you have 2 options. 1.  take you computer to a shop and ask them to transfer you hard drive to DVD or CD. or 2. you can remove the drive from your lap top buy and external hard drive case for a small hard drive (laptop hard drive) install your hard drive into the case and then connect it to your new PC and transfer the files that way.
152358
Copy the same file from another computer and put it to this one, should sort out the problem. Remeber it should be from a computer with the same Operating system
968498
Hook up an ethernet cord from one computer to the other and click the file and transfer wizard under the start menu in XP of the old comp.\n-NmD!