transfer files from the old drive hard windows 7 to new computer windows 8

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• Transfer files from the flash drive to Windows 7

  I am using a USB to transfer my music from iTunes on my old Mac OS X (10.5.8) to iTunes on a new PC running windows 7. The only way I was able to do so far is one song at a time as there is no option "select all". I have more 5 000 songs. It is good to be a better way. Help?

  Not sure I'm totally. Where (in what type of program) is there no option "select all"?

  I am not sure, but it does not help? - http://support.apple.com/en-us/ht4527

  If his copy an iTunes iTunes, you may be better to ask Apple - support https://www.Apple.com/support/

• How to transfer files from the old hard drive to a disc new hard, old hard disk has been removed?

  I had a hard disk going bad. Installed a new hard drive and the need to transfer files from the old hard drive. I have an external enclosure for the old hard drive and can connect by usb port.

  The process is fairly simple once you put the old drive in the external box. You can use the usual methods of copy and paste in Windows Explorer. If you copy files, complete folders, you can take a look at RichCopy.

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/2009.04.UtilitySpotlight.aspx

  Tom Ferguson

• How to transfer programs and files from the old office of Windows XP to the new Windows 7 office

  Just bought a new desktop computer Gateway with Windows 7.  How can I transfer programs and files from my old EMachine with Windows XP.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/transferring-files-and-settings-frequently-asked-questions

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd446674%28WS.10%29.aspx

• transfer files from the old computer XP to new Vista computer

  I want to transfer files from my old computer with XP to Vista new computer

  using a USB cable. tried the transfer Assistant, without success.

  You need a transfer cable as in this Google search, not a regular USB cable.
  http://www.Google.com/search?q=USB+transfer+cable&RLS=com.Microsoft: en - us & ie = UTF-8 & oe = UTF-8 & startIndex = & startPage = 1 & rlz = 1I7GGHP_enUS449
   
  You have flash drives? You can use them. DVD as well, but it takes more time.

• I have an old profile put in place which is bad I want to transfer files from the old user profile to a new user profile can I do it.

  The old profile has been altered not allowing the installation of msn.  We have created a new profile and msn installed and working properly.  I can move my files from the old profile to the new.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-GB/Windows-Vista/fix-a-corrupted-user-profile shows how to do this. You need an administrator account to run the copy of the third.

• To access the files from the old drive to primary

  Hello

  I hope someone can help me with a question to get my
  files on a hard drive that was in my old computer.  I recently bought a Dell XPS 8500 with
  Windows 8 and using an external drive for the old disk source system hard, I
  tried to access my files, but access has been denied.

  Is it possible to get these files on the old hard drive?

  Can I start my XPS new 8500 of the former hard computer
  Windows XP drive and deletes the files in this way to an external hard
  by car?

  Any information would be greatly apprciated.

  Take control of a file has been a learning experience since very little talked about this with Windows 8 forums.  So what better way to learn than try it on my own and surprise surprise it worked and was much simpler than what everything I read without having to download any third-party programs.

  My files are on an old main drive I removed from my old computer that died.  Using a hard drive Docking enclosure Aluratek I could see my files he laugh at me because I could not access it.  That is until I click with the right button in the file and I changed a few things.

  That's what I did and maybe it will work for others as well.

  Right-click on the file you want to take charge.  Click Properties in the lower part.  On the screen that opens, click on Security at the top and then Advanced down when the open security setting.

  You should now have some Advanced security settings staring you.  This topic you should see the name and then owner listed under it.  Click owner.

  You must Select a user or a group in front of you.  Look down and click Advanced.  Another window will open and on this window to your right next to the box of common queries , you should see a button that says find now, click on it.  A list should appear in the search results.  In this list, I found my name that I use to connect to Windows 8 with.  I double clicked on that and it is up to Select a user or group.  Click OK.  Advanced security settings , be sure to check 'Replace all entries authorization child with entries from this object object' if there are other files in the folder that you want to open.  After having done and again in the Properties box, click OK .  Return to the folder or file and you should be able to open it now.

  I did all this mode without failure and find that Windows 8 is the fun part.  If you have Windows 8 and you want to start safe mode, press F8 will not Mode without failure.  Win + R and type msconfig.  This will open the System Configuration box.  Click Start , and then check in the boot options, starting with a minimum check also.  Press on apply and then OK.  After doing all that in Safe Mode, to get by doing the same thing again.  Win + R at the same time, msconfig and then start and uncheck the startup and restart the computer.

  Hope this helps anyone who ran in the same frustrations that I did.

• Can I transfer files from the old computer running XP to new computer before or after you move the new Vista computer to Windows 7?

  I have a computer running windows vista that I'm planning on upgrading to Windows 7. I will be transferring files and settings from my old computer running windows XP SP3.  Can I make the transfer to the new computer before upgrade Vista to Windows 7 or should I first, up grade for Win 7, and then do the transfer?  I also asked a previous question about the email, I use Outlook Express on the XP machine.  What happens to the emails, settings, and contacts once I use Windows Vista and Win 7 easy transfer to the have Outlook Express? The new computer has Outlook 2003 is installed, all the settings will automatically go to this program?

  Make the transfer later.  Everything you do is do more work for the upgrade.  It takes hours as it is.  Please use the forums of office for questions by email.  Click Office link in the banner at the top of the forum page.

• I spilled coffee on my Macbook Air and does not illuminate.  How to transfer files from the external hard drive to backup my new Macbook Air?

  I spilled coffee on my Macbook Air and does not illuminate.  How to transfer files from the external hard drive to backup my new Macbook Air?

  If you had a Time Machine backup, you can use the Migration Wizard and connect your new Mac on the external drive which has the Time Machine backup: move your content to a new Mac - Apple Support

• I downloaded Windows Easy Transfer, but when I try to transfer files it gives me only the possibility of: is this your new computer. I want to transfer files FROM my old to my new computer.

  I downloaded windows easy transfer to my new computer, but when I try to transfer files that it only gives me the possibility of "does your new computer" I want to transfer files FROM my old to my new computer

  Hello

  I suggest you to follow the steps in this article and check if it helps:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/928634

  It will be useful.

• How can I transfer files from my old pc sony Vista for my laptop new HP 17-j003

  How can I transfer files from my old sony pc running vista for my laptop new HP 17-j003 Windows 8

  Welcome to the HP, Roodie forum.

  There is an easy way to do it using Microsoft Windows Easy Transfer :

  Transfer files and settings from another PC

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  If you do not want to transfer files using the easy transfer method, you can manually make the copy.

  1. You can connect the systems on the same network,
  2. Define the folders that contain your data transfer to 'Share' on the network
  3. Map the drive on your new Vista computer system network
  4. Copy the data you want to transfer

  On the Vista Machine:

  • Open a Windows Explorer window,
  • Right click on the folder that contains the data you want to 'share' (transfer)
  • Click Properties > share > share and follow the instructions to allow the folder to be shared on the network

  On the Machine Windows 8:

  • Windows key (opens the start screen) > anywhere type 'computer' >
  • Click on "computer" to open the "Computer" File Explorer window >
  • Click map network drive and follow the instructions to map the drive

  Don't forget: If your account name is different on the Vista computer, you will need to click on "Sign in using different credentials" and then enter the name of the account on the Vista computer AND the password for this account.

  You can do this with the upper or lower level folders folder level - as long as the folder is shared, you should have general access to the data it contains.

  There are cases where you will not end up being "owner" of the data transferred - you will have to perhaps enter and adjust the property for files / folders after they are copied to the computer of Windows 8.

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• How to remove the files from the flash drive

  * Original title: FLASH Drive

  HOW TO DELETE FILES ON A FLASH DRIVE IN WINDOWS8?

  Please help me with the following information:

   

  I would like to know what is the brand and model of the Flash Player?

  Follow the steps below to remove the files from the flash drive:

  1. Insert the USB stick to the USB port of the PC. For memory cards, insert it in a card reader taken in charge connected to the PC.
  2. open Windows Explorer
  a. in the splash screen, type computer

  b. by clicking computer will lead you to your desktop and open Windows Explorer

  3. double-click on the removable media drive letter associated with your memory card or flash drive.
  (the image of the example below we double-clicked on F :))
  4. click right on the file that you want to remove and select Remove

  NOTE: To select several files to remove, press and hold down the CTRL on the keyboard and click to select multiple files.

  5. click on Yes to confirm the deletion.

  Hope this information helps, please answer with the State of the question for any further assistance.

• Deleting files from the Flash drive

  I have a Sandisk Cruzer Edge 16 GB Flash Drive.  I use it with two computers, an iMac and a Macbook Air, both using OS X 10.8.2.  Recently, I loaded about 10 GB of files on it.  I have now deleted these files.  However, Finder always shows the Flash drive as carrying 10.8 GB of files and having only 5,2 GB of available.  When I try to record a 10 GB file on the Flash drive, I get a message saying that there is not enough available space.

  How can I delete uploaded files from the Flash drive so that I can reuse the whole 16 GB?

  I don't use a Mac, so I'm going off the coast of the memory of what I read here before, but I think you need to empty your trash, while the disc is still connected to your Mac.

• transfer files from your old computer, use old hard drive?

  I just buy new desktop HP Pavilion p6-2120.  I need to transfer files, programs, etc from my 6 year old Dell desktop computer.  I know that I can use the program of transfer of Windows 7 with USB key, easy transfer cable, or external hard drive to move the files.

  As can another method of transfer, I take the old hard drive from the Dell desktop computer & install in the new HP Pavilion?  Is the old hard drive (ATX 80 GB, 7200 RPM, DIM2, XPS2) compatible with the new HP where it will work again?

  Since I am not transfer that much is the best for any purchase a Windows 7 transfer cable?

  mikesimms,

  Your theory is correct. If you want that all settings, email, documents, photos, music, and other data files, use either the program Windows Easy Transfer. It will accept an external device or use the easy transfer cable.

  If you want only the documents, photos, music, and other data files , then you could add the XP disk to the system (temporarily use the p6-2120 DVD player wiring). You can copy files to the new folders.

• Retrieve files from the old hard drive

  I have an old desktop pc that was running windows xp. I started the upgrade to vista but lost the product key and never managed to get a new one. There is an error message when I try to start the pc. Im not interested to fix it, but I want to get some files off the hard drive (mainly of music). Currently, I have a laptop running windows 7 and I was wondering if it was possible to connect the hard drive of the PC to my mobile (as an external drive) and recover my media files. Is this possible with the upgrade failed, if so what would I need to do?

  Thanks in advance

  Hello

  Perhaps, but without knowing exactly what you were doing to the old drive I can't guarantee success.

  You can buy an external enclosure for your old hard drive that will turn it into a USB drive. You will need to remove the hard drive from your old computer and insert it into the caddy. Before buying the caddy, determine the type of your old hard drive (PATA or SATA) and make sure you buy the correct caddy. PATA hard drives have a very wide (5cm) data compared to SATA cable (less than 1 cm).

  If your old PATA drive, I would recommend making sure that the jumpers are positioned for the reader as a "master". There should be a diagram on the hard drive, informs you of the jumper configuration. I met a few caddies who were sensitive to the riders 'cable select' or 'slave', i.e. did not work with these settings.

  Once you have connected the caddy via the USB port, no data on this subject should be available via a drive letter.

  Tricky