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transferring fileto new pc
I have backed up my files to c:/ HOME drive but new pc has OS/c drive so cannot transfer over. i have a usb cable but unsure how/ if can use for transfer
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Re: transferring fileto new pc
What type of files are these?
are they to be used on same Operating system ?
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Re: transferring fileto new pc
write them to a CD, DVD or Flash Drive and copy/paste them into your new PC or open them when needed from the CD, DVD or Flash Drive & save the new documents to your new PC ore wherever you feel is the best place to store the files
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