Through USB connect them.
Yes it is possible... If the laptop has a usb drive you could copy all of the files on to a usb and then run it of of that. or If the computer has a external disk/cd drive (it probably does) then you could attach a external disk drive and play it from there.
Yes, you can copy Virtual DJ to an external hard drive. To do this, simply locate the Virtual DJ installation folder on your computer and copy it to the external hard drive. However, keep in mind that for proper functionality, you may need to install the software on the external drive instead of just copying it, as certain files and registry entries are essential for the application to run correctly. Always check the software's licensing terms before moving it to ensure compliance.
Typical external drive has usb connectors. When it connect to the computer, it become visible as another drive so you can copy files or folder like internal drive. Some are faster with usb 3.0/esata. Also there are copying software that are reliable/slightly faster such as terracopy
Yes, an external CD drive can copy and burn a music CD, provided it is connected to a computer with appropriate software. You'll need software capable of handling audio files and burning them to a CD, such as iTunes, Windows Media Player, or dedicated burning programs. Just ensure that the external drive is compatible with your operating system and that you have blank CDs available for burning.
The Vita doesn't have a PC's operating system and can't access an external drive/storage - it just doesn't know what to do with it. You would have to connect the Vita to a PC or laptop and copy the music to that, and then copy it from there to the USB drive.
Copy what? You could put "it" on a flash drive, which is the best way.
To use a Carbon Copy Cloner, you need to first install the software on your computer. Then, launch the application and select the source drive (the drive you want to clone) and the destination drive (where you want to copy the data to). Follow the on-screen instructions to start the cloning process, which will create an exact duplicate of your source drive on the destination drive.
A external usb jump drive. Plug it in, open to view files, paste your file there. Plug it into the computer, view files and copy and paste it in your documents
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You can copy data to an external hard drive to create a backup of files on your computer. The simplest option is to drag and drop from your computer to the external drive so that you have a copy. Backup software such as Apple's Time Machine does that automatically and can also keep track of different versions of a file so that you can undo accidental changes.
Imaging a hard drive is making an exact copy of your hard drive and either saving that copy onto another hard drive or into a folder. The software packages available can be free or paid for.
Yes The Mal-ware will just see this as another drive on the computer and steal what it wants.