Data Transfer For Dummies

Transferring your valuable files can be easy for devices on the same network, but it can get troublesome for some devices if they don't have access to Ethernet or Wi-Fi. For personal and work files, a high quality cable can be just what your looking for!

There is a Difference!

Yes, normal USB cables differ from USB transfer cables. Normal USB cables with two male headers are not able to tell either system what they are currently connecting to. Meanwhile, USB transfer cables have integrated chips that lets them communicate the devices that that they are connected to, allowing high-speed transfers between said devices.

Cloud backups and local network solutions lag behind the transfer speeds of 5Gbps of USB transfer speeds. They even have the option of transferring between older and new machines, as well as different operating systems entirely! An important aspect is the security that is provided from transferring outside of the network.

How to Make the Most Out of Them

In order to transfer all the data from one system to another, you need to use data transfer software to unlock the full potential of the cable. An alternative option of paying premium price for Laplink PCMover Professional is also fully compatible.

To get started:

• Boot up both systems and download data transfer software

• Use the fastest USB port available

• Run the data transfer software and follow instructions

• Synchronize, transfer both ways or move data from one system to the other