The best way would be to create a ghost image of the existing hard drive, that has all your files and copy it, into an external USB hard drive or a secondary internal hard drive. Some ghost software packages only cost a few bucks, but basic versions can be downloaded for free.
Though it is possible to transfer big files over a network, it is best to transfer big files using a flash drive, DVD disc or other storage media. Writing data to storage media is a fast process. Data transfer over a network is much slower as it is limited by the connection speed of the network. However, the destination machine or drive must be physically accessible in order to transfer big files using storage media.
The best way is.... to buy a portable hard drive and make back up files. and only then put everything in a single place briefcase/drive on your new PC. then - you can have the time to sort what goes where (programs/files). a good arrangement if you can is putting files and programs in different drives.
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To the best of my knowledge, you can put files onto RAM. You can put it onto a USB drive or external hard drive, and that would take a few seconds at most
The best way is to use a Flash Drive, or a USB Memory Card and Drag and Drop the files onto it, then simply reconnect it to the new Computer and Unload the FIles also with Drag and Drop
they make cases you can buy that plug into your computer via usb you can buy them at best buy or what ever local computer store is near you
The best way to transfer video footage from a video camera to an SD card is to connect the camera to a computer using a USB cable, then copy the video files from the camera to the computer, and finally transfer the files from the computer to the SD card.
If the laptop has a CD writer, you can write the picture files to a CD and then load the CD into the desktop PC and transfer the files to the hard drive. If you can't write a CD with the laptop, you might email (send) the files to yourself and then read the email and download the files with the desktop. Also, Yahoo (and other sites) offer some free storage so that you could upload files from the laptop and download them to the desktop using your web browser. Does this help? Do you need more detail?
There isnt a special "photoshop" hard drive out there. What you are going to look for is the biggest buffer, fastest rotation, and fastest read/write times. Stay away from PATA drives, look for SATA drives with the 3.0Gbit transfer rating. Also keep in mind that your system also has a part in dealing with large files. If you have a celeron or sempron, your going to have poor performance from even the best hard drive.
The best way to do it is to right click the original file and select "copy." Then proceed to "My Computer" locate the second drive and open it. Once it is opened right click any empty space and select "Paste." Good luck!
You can use the file transfer wizard.
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