CAN YOU TRANSFER DIRECTLY TO YOUR PC / /
803274
Yes I can, but have not tried to scan many slides yet. I know that I can count on your support and the support of other customers for any question or problems I face.
803275
Yes you can. There are two methods by which you can do this, but a little about how the scanner works first. When you scan a negative or slide, it places the digital image onto the SD card in the scanner. To get it to your PC, you can either hook the USB cable up to the scanner and the PC (which will open a dialogue like you connected a thumb drive or other memory device), or you can simply remove the SD card and insert it into your PC. Using either method, it is then as simple as dragging and dropping the photos to your computer.
803276
Jim, I used an SDHC 8GB card and copied 3-400 slides to the card. I then tansfered them to my laptop that had a SDHC slot in it. I am very satisfied with doing the slide to digital copy this way because there is no computer needed when doing the process of copying. Lloyd E.
803277
Agree with the other answer; however the cable is the easiest unless your PC has a slot for SD cards. I had an old SD Card-to-USB adapter; however it did not recognize the newer high-capacity SD cards. So the cable is easiest.
803278
There is no method to move the images directly from the scanner to your PC. it has to go on the SD card. I actually like using the SD card which means I do not have to be in front of my computer to scan images I can do it in anyany room of the house that has a power outlet.
803279
yes with the included usb/power wire and instructions you can, I chose to save the slides to a memory card. but according to the instructions you can upload pictures and save to a computer
803280
I can plug it directly into a USB port but just to provide power I believe you still need to use the SD card
921061
I haven't used it yet, but it comes with a USB cable which would indicate that it can transfer files to/from the PC.
856920
Yes it can, but it depends on what data you are talking about moving, i.e. word,excel files, music, videos etc, yes. But If it's OS related, then the answer is no. Remember this cable is designed to transfer mixed file types, through the use of (Easy Transfer) app. that's built into the OSfrom one PC to another PC. If you transfer the OS types, then the only way to do this is to do a clean install, from one OS to another. And of this you need the OS discs or ISO file for the reinstall.
2152315
Yes, if they are networked together you can file share, or with the proper software, you can transfer the entire image of the source disk to a new computer.
1861638
yes you can have file transfers both ways you will need a tablet or smart phone to do it
3980
I installed using only one usb connecter. Just as a precaution (to make sure that my computer was putting out enough "juice") I made sure my computer was plugged into the wall. I had no problem with the transfer. Good luck.
1636088
Umm, I'm pretty sure you can. You mean as transferring data or using it as a second memory saver?
1275846
I'm not sure what you are trying to accomplish here. I'm guessing that you are moving the complete old PC to a new PC. PCmover will move all of your software like Office and Quicken to your new PC. Your software will be fully functional in the destination PC. The new PC will be a carbon copy of the old one. I have done this several times and I'm still impressed how PCmover copies everything to a new PC. I hope this is the answer to your question. You can also call Laplink support to get more answers. They are very helpful when you call.
2000449
Sure! It's great. Just remember to disconnect with the Safely Remove Hardware feature for XP and prior O/S's. If you have a lot to transfer, you need to make sure your Host PC doesn't time out. You can set to "never" in the Control Panel. I hope that helps.
1204764
Yes you can, just be careful the type of files you want to move to it. I read that raw files can be a problem.
535702
It's recommended to transfer to a drive equal in size or larger. I don't think it will work out well going from more to less.
1078901
No, I don´t use any software to transfer, I only use windows explorer to copy de music to sansa clip
725874
They have to be transfered. This one does not come with the tools to do so, youll need to buy them if not taking it to a pro.
2193004
Unfortunatly, I have not tried to transfer a file. Do the instructions state this is possible?
89587
No, but if you want to transfer your existing operating system with files and programs intact - a transfer kit is the easiest way to accomplish this. If you are doing a clean install than you do not need the transfer kit, but you will have to reinstall windows- hopefully if this is your intent than you will need a windows installation disk or the manufacturers recovery software
1580999
You can transfer via usb instead of disc but I bought an external CD/dvd reader/writer because I Still needed it for my games. :)
223368
Sheila, you can go to this web site and they have complete instructions on how to tranfer files with the easy transfer cable. I think this will be what you are looking for. The link is:http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/transfer-your-data-with-windows-easy-transfer/#easytransfercable