Transfer using usb flash drive..very easy..can be slow on older computers
I guess if you copy the files or option drag the sites Certainly. Copy the files and paste them to the flash drive. They stay on your hard drive.
Connect an external hard drive to your computer and copy over important files.
There are hard drive interface devices for not much money that will copy the files off of the hard drive--onto another computer. The adapters are called 2.5" External Enclosures, and are readily available.AnswerYou pretty much don't. If you can't log on to the computer, you can't access the files. If it's your computer, you might be able to remove the drive and attach it to another computer and access the files that way.
Put all important files in an external hard drive, delete all files on the computer, not the external drive, empty the recycle bin, copy drive to computer, then you're done.
copy it to your computer hard-drive re-format and just copy the files back over!
A hard drive is one of the main components of a computer where all data for the computer is stored from files essential to run the computer to personal files and documents
Of course, copy all your programs and files you need from the old hard drive and put it on your new hard drive BEFORE formatting the old hard drive. Formatting your hard drive will mean losing everything and a slim chance of getting it all back.
You can copy files to a hard drive, floppy drive, or some other kind of removable drive. You even can copy files to a CD or DVD drive if you are using re-writable media.
the only way i kno is to install your OS on the new hard drive, and then copy all of your important files to a DVD as data files. and copy them to the new hard drive. i also think that you can have both hooked up and just click and drag them but I'm not sure.
It depends on what your setup is. If you have two computers, and you want to transfer data between them, you should be able to network the computers and copy the files directly. If you just have a hard drive and want to copy some data to your computer, you can install the drive into your computer (assuming you have a slot for the drive, an available data cable for the drive and and available power connector.
The hard drive is the main, and usually largest, data storage device in a computer. The operating system, software titles and most other files are stored in the hard drive.
After connecting your USB hard drive to your computer and it loads what it needs to run. It will act as another drive on you computer, you can copy to it the same way in which you copy files around your computer. Right Click the file. Click Copy. Open your drive using My Computer. Right Click an empty space. Click Paste. Another way to do this is via Windows Media Player. # Set up your hard drive so you can access any media files through WMP. # Go to the "Sync" tab. # Choose the device if there is more than one device installed in WMP (in this case, choose your hard drive). # Choose any pictures you want to upload and add them to a "sync list". # Once you have chosen all the files, start syncing the files to your hard drive.