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Transfering files from a desktop to a laptop
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I would buy an external hard disk. It may seem like a bit more money but it has one good worthwhile 'side effect' when you copy from your old PC you are effectively creating a backup
ivanI don't care about your first world problems; I have enough of my own!0 -
have you got a link to this webspace?
If you upload and download large files it will take forever and could send you over your usage limit with the ISP.
I dont see the point when the solution is so much simpler.
You can buy a USB pen for less than a tenner in argos or a hard drive for £50.0
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