how can I transfer from a computer with no display to a new computer?
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With this cable, you can do your transfer from either machine: you only need to see the file list from one of them to do a transfer. So as long as one of the machines has a display, this cable will allow you to copy files from either machine to the other.
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Correction: If the computer has no display on the screen, there is something wrong with it. Troubleshoot it, to see why there is no display. Power it on and off, check your connections etc....
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Open windows start, then you go to Accessories, then you go to Windows Tools. At the bottom of that menu you'll find "easy transfer, open and transfer your files...
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As long as you have one monitor you can transfer. Once the cable is plugged in you will see both computers, one is the source, and one is the target. If the computer without the monitor is the source then plug the larger end into that one and you can run the file copy from the target machine. Just make sure you are an admin on both machines.
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This is a computer itself. You cannot 'hook it up' to another computer in that way. it would not work. However you could buy this computer, and I could even upgrade the RAM for you and make it faster and it would probably be better than his older computer. Also you can use it with any DVI monitor, and USB keyboard/mouse.
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you will need to download software on both computers & find a usb splitter.
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Actually you cannot use it as this will only transfer from Windows (Any Windows) to Windows 7 sadly.
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check to see if the hard drive is okay...i took ours out and used a portable hard drive reader to connect to another pc, and was able to transfer all the files. Amazon has these readers cheap. Or Best Buy can do a recovery..inquire..it will be cheaper than Toshiba maybe if you are out of warrenty period. If your laptop is under warrenty, it is a flat postage fee of around $25.
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Yes. Just go to advanced options and choose which wiles you want to transfer. It takes forever to actually *do* the transfer, but it works. I'm sending my laptop some videos from my desktop right now, and they're both windows 7
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Use an old computer ... It works great ... You just need enough hard drive space
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I am not sure. I usually hook mine up to a computer. I believe the first time it installed a program. You could do that and then transfer to the hard drive. Sorry, I am not more helpful :)
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If its just a matter of the screen not working any longer, maybe you can connect it to an external monitor or your TV so you can see whatever you have on it and possibly transfer the info (Apps) to another computer, CD/DVD or copy the info and send it to your email address where you can retrieve it on another computer through your email as an attachment.
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This device allows you to connect that old drive to your new PC just like connecting an external hard drive. This device provides power to the drive and has an adapter ago you can connect it via USB. Step 1. Power up your new PC. Step 2. Connect power supply and USB adapter to old drive. Step 3. Place old drive on flat surface, don't move it around. Step 4. Connect USB adapter to your new PC. Step 5. Access your old drive and copy/paste data off of it. Step 6. There is no step 6. Throw your old drive away, I guess.
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Hi Rodney. I've been using PC Mover for several years... It's a great product. The answer to your question is a little tricky. IF you can connect BOTH computers to the same network (e.g. in your home or office), either by wire OR by wireless (or even a combination), then PC Mover can do the entire transfer over the network. It's pretty easy. When you load the software, it'll ask how you want to do the transfer. Select "Network". Load the software on both computers (I think they want you to load the "new" computer first, but the instructions will talk you through that) and follow the rest of the instructions. If you can't get both of the computers on the same network, then you'll need a USB transfer cable OR you'll have to connect both "hard drives" to the same computer (I'm a technician, so that's easy for me to do... Most people wouldn't go that route). I hope that helps. If you need more assistance, feel free to write.
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You don't need any computer at all. Just need a TV or computer monitor with a VGA connection and a separate (non provided) VGA cable.Also, if you have any device with internet access, download the SDS-P3040 user manual for operation info.
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If you have an adapter that you can hook up your drive to. You don't need it connected to a monitor but a USB connection is required. I transferred old files from my PC to my laptop with no monitor connected to my PC.. The monitor on my laptop showed the graphs and status of transfer just fine. The software that comes with the cable is excellent.
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I have been moving Money 2004 from one computer to another for the last 4+ years. Just load the CD and to move your data, just do a backup of the files from one computer and then do a restore on the new one.
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This computer has a connection to connect directly to a computer where you can save all sales data and make it easliy retrievable. I believe you can also download it to an SD card and transfer it that way too.
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Form what I understand (and I do NOT know computers) there is a switch you need to buy so that you can do so. I had the same question for my IT friend, and that was his answer to me. Good luxk
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No, you'll have to transfer the parts from the old screen, it's about 3 or 4 parts. The cable you see on the picture belong to the "menu" "home" and "back" buttons.