How do I transfer a file from C drive to external hard drive in Windows 7 Premium?
Anonymous
November 1, 2010 at 6:31 pm
Hi
To transfer data, plug the USB cable into the correct port. Usually your computer will know that it has a new drive attached and a pop up box will alert you. It will scan it to determine what to do with the new connection and your computer will assign it a drive letter ( eg Drive C:, and so forth.) This will allow you to transfer data to the external hard drive just like you would move files around on your computers internal hard drive.
Read more: How to Transfer Files From Internal Hard Drive to an External Hard Drive | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_2051585_hard-drive-external-hard-drive.html#ixzz143Z02plh
To transfer data, plug the USB cable into the correct port. Usually your computer will know that it has a new drive attached and a pop up box will alert you. It will scan it to determine what to do with the new connection and your computer will assign it a drive letter ( eg Drive C:, and so forth.) This will allow you to transfer data to the external hard drive just like you would move files around on your computers internal hard drive.
Hi
To transfer data, plug the USB cable into the correct port. Usually your computer will know that it has a new drive attached and a pop up box will alert you. It will scan it to determine what to do with the new connection and your computer will assign it a drive letter ( eg Drive C:, and so forth.) This will allow you to transfer data to the external hard drive just like you would move files around on your computers internal hard drive.
Read more: How to Transfer Files From Internal Hard Drive to an External Hard Drive | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_2051585_hard-drive-external-hard-drive.html#ixzz143Z02plh
To transfer data, plug the USB cable into the correct port. Usually your computer will know that it has a new drive attached and a pop up box will alert you. It will scan it to determine what to do with the new connection and your computer will assign it a drive letter ( eg Drive C:, and so forth.) This will allow you to transfer data to the external hard drive just like you would move files around on your computers internal hard drive.
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http://sourceforge.net/projects/freefilesync/
File Synchronizer
http://www.latshawsystems.com/ProductDetails_FileSynchronizer.aspx
SyncBack Freeware
http://www.2brightsparks.com/freeware/