Comp Data Recovery
Is there a way I can take a hard drive from one computer and transfer files from that hard drive to another computer without using the obvious of external HDs, shared networks or stick drives?
"Live on your feet or die living in the prone." -GySgt Newton
[quote="ButtonBoy"]Is there a way I can take a hard drive from one computer and transfer files from that hard drive to another computer without using the obvious of external HDs, shared networks or stick drives?[/quote]
neg p-shop and illustrator
"Live on your feet or die living in the prone." -GySgt Newton
[quote="ButtonBoy"]neg p-shop and illustrator[/quote]
aww.... ya got me. :shock:
"Live on your feet or die living in the prone." -GySgt Newton
tkae drive out of the computer put it in the other one
[quote="KaLTHRaX"]tkae drive out of the computer put it in the other one[/quote]
is there specific steps for this other than just pluggin the bitch in?
"Live on your feet or die living in the prone." -GySgt Newton
is this just raw data transfer or do u want to transfer programs and functionalty to a new system?
raw data i would lead myself to believe
"Live on your feet or die living in the prone." -GySgt Newton
You could burn a cd or dvd... baring that.
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and what if no burner?
"Live on your feet or die living in the prone." -GySgt Newton
you can pull the drive, and put it onto a "sled". The Sled should contain one USB and/or one Firewire to connect to another computer. The new computer will see the other HD thats on the sled as a external, and allow you to transfer. The sled should be available at Frys, though I dunno how much.
got a reference pic?
"Live on your feet or die living in the prone." -GySgt Newton
[quote="ButtonBoy"]got a reference pic?[/quote]
"A (automobile) cabin should be an office and the business should be driving..." Ben Wojdyla jalopnik.com
use a cashe...i think thats what it calls. moreless is a HD plug in with usb port. very similar to what the other said sledg...but i have no idea what a slegd is. best buy got them. when you go there just tell them i need a cashe that read an internal HD as an external
Be like Chesty Puller and Marine the hell up!
If you're trying to transfer the programs from one HD to another you will have to copy over ALL of the files that get loaded during installation. Simply copying over the Photoshop and Illustrator folders from your 'program files' directory won't work.
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enclosure method did not work.
"Live on your feet or die living in the prone." -GySgt Newton
IF you would like to transfer your entire hard drive to another, keeping your windows installation intact so you just plug in your new hard drive and boot it up and you're good to go, then you need a program that does a 1:1 copy of all data on your old HD to your new one. A popular one is norton ghost:
Science, it works.
try the enclosure again but this time right click on "my computer" select manage, then go to disk management
