It is best to wipe the hard drive before you remove it from the first computer and do a new install for the new computer. Then add your operation system.
You can plug it into the other computer or install a virtual windows program onto both computers.
See if all the plugs are plugged in correctly. You could try to change the places of your hard drive and CD-drive since they use the same plugs, I it does not you should buy another CD drive and try, it still doesn't work? Contact the manufacturer of both your computer and CD-drive. If you think that the id cable or port is damaged then try to check the cable or port in hard disk port.
Plus the computer for some reason won't connect to the internet? I'm basically out of luck aren't I?
Plug the first flash drive into a computer, copy the file into the computer, unplug the first flash drive, then plug the second into the computer, cut and paste the file from the computer to the second flash drive. The file is now on both flash drives.
If you mean transferring the data of one hard drive to another, there are easy to use USB cables that you simply connect to both computers and follow some instructions.
Yes you can have the Mac OS on one drive and Windows on another drive. Or you can partition a single hard drive and have both on the same drive.
according to me, do the both
you can connect both computer through networking.. you can use pen drive..
You can use a flash drive If both computers are on the same network and the destination computer shares a folder with other network users with write permission, then you can go to my network places, open the shared folder on the destination computer, then drag and drop the file like you would if you moved the file from one folder to another on the same computer.
A portable hard drive is both of the following:a hard disk drive that is small enough to carry (portable)a hard disk drive that is external to a computer
There are many reasons why your USB flash drive may be not recognised by your Mac, one of the following may apply; - Incorrectly formatted flash drive - Damaged flash module - Corrupted data - USB flash drive detection disabled on your account You should try and use your flash drive on another computer to see if the problem lies with the flash drive, or your Mac. If the flash drive works on another computer, you should check your system permissions, contact your system administrator, or check that the actual flash drive isn't being detected using Disk Utility. If the flash drive does not work on another computer (try both Windows and Mac OS computers), the problem most likely lies in the flash drive itself and should probably be repaired and/or replaced.
A portable hard drive is both of the following:a hard disk drive that is small enough to carry (portable)a hard disk drive that is external to a computer