File Transfer

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  1. frostybw

    frostybw Regular member

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    I am getting a new Dell Laptop. I need to transfer my music and pictures and videos to the new laptop from my desktop. So how do I do that without buying new software or wasting a cd.
     
  2. ditri

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    you can connect it to a network and just share your files
     
  3. frostybw

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    how would I connect it to a network and share files. Sry never had to do this.
     
  4. The_Fiend

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    Windows has an option that lets you transfer files from one windows system to another, all you'd need would be a crossover cable to connect your laptop to the desktop system.
    Not sure what it's called in the english version of XP *as it's been a while since i've used it* but it's under system tools, should called "wizard for file and settings transfer" or something among those lines.
     
  5. frostybw

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    where would I get a crossover cable. Could I just use a ethernet cord that I already have.
     
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    nope, it has to be a crossover cable, and you get them at you local computer store, just ask the staff there for help
     

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