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Can I send a complete drive from my tower pc to a notepad
Would I have to send each file on the drive one by one or can it be done by moving a complete drive somehow.
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Most of the time you can remove the drive from a tower PC and connect it to a USB port on another computer using an adapter like this one: https://smile.amazon.com/UGREEN-Adap...70_&dpSrc=srch
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or you can copy files over the home network.
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ThanksDān
Not sure what' you mean by the. home network .What I am trying to do is move most of the contents of my tower pc to a notepad with a large capacity |
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Get an external hard drive or large-capacity USB stick. That way you can not only transfer and sync, but you'll have a detached backup. Better to spend a few dollars than lose files that you value.
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