how do you start using a travel drive to transfer pictures from one pc to another?
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If you're having trouble getting your pictures downloaded from the camera to the computer....forgive me for going into the following details and for assuming you didn't know how to do this. I can't help you with the Kodak except to say my camera uses an SD memory card and I transfer my pictures from the SD memory card (instead of the camera to conserve camera battery power) to my computer via a memory card holder (USB device).\n\nThis is the way I do it and it works for me. I'm sure there are easier and faster ways but this works fine and I understand it.\n\nHave you downloaded your pictures and put them in a folder on your computer yet? If not, do that and call the folder "My pictures" or whatever you want to call it....just so long as you remember where the pictures are so you'll know where to go to find them later. \n\nNow that you have a folder that contains your pictures you can copy and paste (drag and drop...same difference) the pictures into your travel drive. \n\nHave you ever "copied and pasted"...."drag and drop"? If so, you know how to do the rest. \n\nIf not, go to the folder that contains your pictures and open that folder...now  minimize this window. \n\nNow open the Travel Drive and minimize this window. \n\nYou now have two windows opened....but both are minimized...out of sight at the bottom of the screen. \n\nNow go to an "open area" at the bottom where these two windows are minimized and "right click in an open area" then choose "Tile Windows Horizontally". \n\nBoth windows should now be visible on your screen....one is your Travel Drive window, the other is your pictures window. \n\nYou're almost done....highlight (select) the pictures you want to transfer over into your travel drive. \n\nNow "left" click and hold down the mouse on the selected pictures and drag and drop them over into your travel drive window and release the mouse button. \n\nYou're done! Good luck.
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you can fire wire the data depending on how new the PC is. Turn off your lap top and plug the firewire into both computers. As you turn on your Mac holddown the T key.This should open up your Macs HD as an icon on your PC's desktop (or maybe in My Computer) then you can drag and drop all the files in there. I have only done this Mac to Mac so see apple.com for more info.
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of corse you can do this , it's very simple,\n\ntry to copy the desired folder on a usb flash drive for example , \nif you don't have one, you surely have the bluetooth technology on your laptop, put your two laptops closely in one room and turn this technology on , file transfer is then a piece of cake ,,\nfinally if you can't move any of your laptops , you can create a LAN network between them using windows-xp installation CD.
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u can do it with diffrent devices\nthe best way is make a network bye connecting this two  computer to each other , u can contact me to explain u more
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Get a jump drive. You can put files on it an move it to the other computer. Or you could burn a blank file cd and put all your files on it. Those worked great when i got a new computer. This is the quick and easy way.
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You will need software for the drives.  I suggest getting a dvd/cd writer external drive that comes with software.. then you can transfer from one puter to another with no problem..
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There is a program you can buy that allows you to transfer all your programs, documents, pictures etc...  It's called transfer file.  i bought it and it works great
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Start-Accesories-system tools-file transfer wizard
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Burn it onto a CD or DVD and copy it over.  Connect the two computers together via a network.  Use a thumb drive (up to 1 GB thumb drives are out there).
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Using a pen/thumb drive is the most efficient way. They some in different capacities. You should get the one with the largest capacity if you plan to move huge files.\n\nNote: This suggestion is for data files only. You can never move O/S or system files or even programs.
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If you just want to transfer data to the new drive, you can get an adapter to plug it into the hdd cable of a desktop. Alternately you can by an external hdd case, w/ USB adapter, rebuild your system onto the new hdd, then copy the important data from the old one. In any case I would not rely on the old hdd once you have gotten your data off of it, if it is beginning to show faults the end is probably near.
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You don't have to take apart your desktop PC. Get a "USB to USB Datalink Cable" USB 2.0 compatible. This adapter is intended for data exchange between two PCs via USB. The supplied software has a screen similar to the Windows Explorer and provides a simple and effective user environment.
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You can Use a Flash Disk....or get another PC or laptop from your friends or relatives...connect your PC with it<using a USB cable> and establish a network between the 2 PCs...and send the files to the laptop...then Format your PC..and send the files back again to your PC....you can also buy a DVD burner...i recommend you do that...cause you can store large amount of data on the DVD<minimum 1 GB>....so you'll transfer you're files very fast....i think you should pick the cheapest way...a flash memory...good luck :)
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Try a free file transfer service such as http://www.rapidupload.com or http://www.myfilehut.com .\n\nIf the computers both have serial ports, there are cables and programs you can buy to connect them together.  In the days of DOS there was a popular one called Laplink.  Don't know if that's still around but I'm sure your local computer store can tell you what the modern equivalent is.\n\nIf the computers both have USB ports you could use a small external drive that is expressly designed for transferring files.  Again, check with your local computer store to see the variety available.
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take the hard drive out of that comptuer and stick it in the one your using now. and then right lcick the hard drive and hit copy and copy it to the hard drive of the comptuer u wnat to copy all of the info to. after thats done stick it bakc in the otehr computer.
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try it on anoither comouter and transferring the file to anther comoputer
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yes it is possible.\nu get a usb connector using which u can connect two pc's and the data can be transferred easily.