Re: Problem with com ports using the file and settings transfer wizard
- From: "DL" <dl@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 13 May 2006 21:26:45 +0100
So whats the problem with your memory stick?
You should be able to access it like any other drive in Explorer
"natalieben" <natalieben@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Why does this have to be so difficult?!this
First I buy a 128MB "keyring" type drive, on the theory that I can use
to collect the data and transfer. (Since it won't let you use the CDRom,and
the new computer doesn't have a floppy drive.) But it will only work forthe
first one, won't let me delete the file and put the next file on it.cable,
Then I give in and buy, daylight robbery, a £20 serial file transfer
plug it in to the com ports (at least I assume that is what the nine-pinmessage,
things are) - hit autodetect on both computers, and trying this several
times, leaving it for up to 20 minutes, nothing happens ... no error
just "trying" to detect.anything.)
How can I force the com ports to open, or the computers to recognise the
connection? (Been through all the help files and doesn't seem to be
one
All help most gratefully received ...! (Particularly since I've only got
monitor and I am REALLY sick of crawling under the desk.)
.
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