[Ham-Computers] And I thought it was going to be easy~~

Philip (KO6BB) ko6bb at sbcglobal.net
Tue Apr 7 23:01:25 EDT 2009


Depending on how many files you have and how large they are, a simple USB 
Memory Stick might just do the job.  Copy the files you want to the stick, 
put it in the other machine and transfer them.  Memory sticks are VERY 
inexpensive now (and I'd be lost without mine).

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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Joe" <ottuser at comcast.net>
To: <ham-computers at mailman.qth.net>

> Have a question for the group - -
>
>    I bought a new PC, so I could give my old one to a
> friend so he could keep in touch with me via email
> after we move this month - and what I thought was
> going to be easy - don't seem to be so.  Question is:
> How to I copy my FAT32 files on this PC over to
> the new one that is NTFS??  Old PC has XP PRO
> and the new one is XP HOME.  Can it be done
> by going USB Port-to-Port?  I do not want to
> reformat the new pc, unless there is no other way.
> IS there?  Appreciate any insite to this 'problem'
> for me.
> TIA
> Joe W7LPF



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