can i transfer files from mac to windows?
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Set up file sharing on the Mac Select the File Sharing checkbox, then click Options. Select “Share files and folders using SMB.” In the Windows File Sharing list, select the checkbox next to the user account that will be used to share files with Windows users, enter the password for that user, then click OK.
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['Transfer the . ... ', 'On the Outlook for Mac File menu, click Import.', 'Click Outlook Data File, and then click the right arrow.', 'Select Outlook for Windows Data File, and then click the right arrow.', 'Locate the data file on your computer, and then click Import.']
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["On a Mac-to-PC USB cable, the connection plugs are the same on both ends, so it doesn't matter which plug is connected to which computer. Plug one end of the 6-foot cable into a USB port on your Mac.", 'Plug the second end into a USB port on your PC. ... ', 'Drag and drop your files from computer to computer.']
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If you need to transfer a small number of files between two Macs, then one option is to send these files via Airdrop. To get started: Make sure Bluetooth and Wi-Fi are enabled on both Macs. Open a 'Finder' window on your old Mac and select 'Go' from the menu bar, followed by 'Airdrop.
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You can transfer files from your Mac to your Raspberry Pi by dragging and dropping them into the pi directory. You can transfer files from the Raspberry Pi to the Mac by dragging and dropping them into a folder on your Mac.
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['Click Start, type "easy" into the Search field, and then select Windows Easy Transfer from the list.', 'Click Start, All Programs, Accessories, System Tools, and then Windows Easy Transfer.', 'Click Start, select Help and Support, type "easy" into the Search field and then press Enter.']
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You can move files from iCloud Drive to your Mac as you need them, or select all of your files and drag them to the place you want to keep them. From your Mac, choose Apple menu  > System Preferences. Click Apple ID, then click iCloud.
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['Connect the external hard drive to your Mac.', "Drag the files you want to transfer to the external hard drive's icon on your desktop. ... ", 'Drag the hard drive icon to the Trash when the files have finished transferring. ... ', 'Connect the hard drive to your Windows computer.']
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['Insert the flash drive into an open port in the MacBook. (You may need an adapter if the MacBook only has USB-C ports). ... ', "Drag any files you want to copy to the flash drive to the drive's icon."]
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Windows uses NTFS and Mac OS uses HFS and they're incompatible with each other. However, you can format the drive to work with both Windows and Mac by using the exFAT filesystem.
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["1Connect the Mac and PC to the same network. If your home network doesn't have WiFi, you need an Ethernet cable. ... ", '2Enable file sharing on the PC. ... ', '3Make the files and folders you want to transfer sharable. ... ', '4Access the shared folders from your Mac. ... ', '5Move the files.']
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Moving Files to a Mac from Microsoft Remote Desktop. When moving files between Windows machines via Remote Desktop, you typically go to Local Resources > More and check the box in front of Drives to map your drive on the remote machine. Then you can use xcopy and \\tsclient to move the files.
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['Select the transfer mode. ... ', 'Connect the two computers. ... ', 'Choose the files you want to transfer. ... ', 'Transfer files between two different operating systems.']
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Connect the storage device to your MacBook Air using a USB-C to USB Adapter (see MacBook Air accessories). Then drag files from your storage device to your MacBook Air. Transfer using Ethernet. To transfer your data over Ethernet, use an adapter (available separately) to connect the Ethernet cable to your MacBook Air.
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['Create a folder on the desktop of the Mac you want to export from.', 'Select the messages you want to export and drag them into the folder you created.', 'Transfer the folder to your other Mac.', 'Select a .']
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NTFS. The native Windows file system is NTFS, which is only partially compatible with Mac OS X. Macs can read files on NTFS drives, but it cannot write to them. So if you need to get files from a PC to your Mac, NTFS is a decent option.
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You can use an external hard drive to transfer files from your Mac to a PC, or between any other types of computers. External hard drives are particularly useful for transferring a large amount of data that won't fit on a smaller storage device, such as a USB flash drive or optical disc.