Tuesday, May 23, 2006
Setting-up Your New Computer: How To Move Your Old Files to Your New Computer Part-3
Two drawbacks to the CD method of data transfer are that:
~ It may take a while to burn each CD and
~ That you may not have a recordable CD drive on your old PC.
Recordable CD units are standard on newer PCs but if older computers have a CD unit, it was insatlled as later add-on hardware feature. Thus, depending on the age of your older computer, it may not have a recordable CD drive installed at all. To install a recordable CD drive on your older computer now, may be more of a time-consuming effort when compared with other alternatives to moving your data files.
For more info to to: The Computer Auction
~ It may take a while to burn each CD and
~ That you may not have a recordable CD drive on your old PC.
Recordable CD units are standard on newer PCs but if older computers have a CD unit, it was insatlled as later add-on hardware feature. Thus, depending on the age of your older computer, it may not have a recordable CD drive installed at all. To install a recordable CD drive on your older computer now, may be more of a time-consuming effort when compared with other alternatives to moving your data files.
For more info to to: The Computer Auction
