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Downloads transfer?

Postby JFG389 » Mon Jul 25, 2005 6:38 am

People in the know,

I have a lot of great downloads for FS-9 planes and so on form this site, how do I transfer them to another computers hard drive, when and if I get a new one? I have Widows Home XP OS.

Thanks for helps if?
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Re: Downloads transfer?

Postby Weather_Man » Mon Jul 25, 2005 8:27 am

You can burn them to CD/DVD. Or you can plug your old harddrive into you new computer as a slave and drag/drop the files over to the new harddrive. Or, you can network the two computers and with file sharing, copy the files over. Or, you can get a google gmail account with 2GB storage and email it all there, then download it whenever.
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Re: Downloads transfer?

Postby JFG389 » Tue Jul 26, 2005 6:35 am

Thanks Weater_Man,

Will do when able to get new computer, but I think in the meanwhile I wll start to burn all on CD, this will take some time.

Do you think the back up stuff on XP Home OS can be of help  and then burn form it?
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Re: Downloads transfer?

Postby Weather_Man » Tue Jul 26, 2005 7:22 am

Not sure I understand...what backup stuff?
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Re: Downloads transfer?

Postby JFG389 » Wed Jul 27, 2005 6:42 am

Wheather_Man,
May be You all read told me this stuff,

But what I mean by back up is, XP lets you copy files to a Cd, no need for a another outside software to do this. I think I read this in Windows Xp for Dummies book.

I think only XP Proffessional comes with a simple backup program but Windows Xp home doesn't.
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Postby Scorpiоn » Thu Jul 28, 2005 3:42 pm

If you have a CD or DVD burner, you can just copy the files to your (empty) CD or DVD and burn them with the button XP will display in the left hand side of the explorer window.  If you don't see the button, you can right click the white space (whilst exploring the drive's contents) and you should see a "burn" option.
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