Use a flash drive. It is the simplest and the most reliable way.
You can transfer settings without any problem.
Now that you mentioned RJ45, you can connect both computers with a ‘crossover cable’ one with the leads crimped reversely. You can get it in any computer shack.
Then you add them in a workgroup and share the folders and files.
Then its pointless transfering files in the network. They are available to both computers anyway.
Useing a memory stick,
Using disks
or if you have the internet set up
you can email all the files to yourself
and then open the files throught your new computer
i really hope this helps
Megan b..x
Use a flash drive. It is the simplest and the most reliable way.
You can transfer settings without any problem.
Now that you mentioned RJ45, you can connect both computers with a ‘crossover cable’ one with the leads crimped reversely. You can get it in any computer shack.
Then you add them in a workgroup and share the folders and files.
Then its pointless transfering files in the network. They are available to both computers anyway.
if you have a memory stick with lots of gb’s then copy it like that. one by one.
Lots of ways to do this,
Useing a memory stick,
Using disks
or if you have the internet set up
you can email all the files to yourself
and then open the files throught your new computer
i really hope this helps
Megan b..x