How can i send a 10gig file to my other pc?

28. Dec, 2010 4 Comments

Question by inuyasha403: How can i send a 10gig file to my other pc?
I wanna send this file to my other pc, but i dont know how, is there any programs that i can use to send it?

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Answer by nani licker
you can upload all your things to mega upload. but if theres to much then get a portable hard drive at wallmart get a terra gig its like 100 or something gigs then click and drag onto it

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4 Responses to “How can i send a 10gig file to my other pc?”

  1. Goffik 28. Dec, 2010 at 2:34 am

    If the computers are both on the same network, you can simply copy/pase it.

    If you have a large flash drive, you could copy the file to it and then copy from the flash drive to your other rig.

    If you have a DVD burner, you could put the file into a multi-part archive (using WinRAR or equivilent) and burn it to DVD.

    You could take the hard drive out of one rig, put it in the other, transfer the data, then put it back again.

  2. creskin 28. Dec, 2010 at 2:59 am

    The file is too big to fit on a DVD.

    You will have to create a network bewteen the 2 PC’s, and either use a cross over cable or connect each PC to a Ethernet switch.
    Configure each PC for the same worksgroup.
    The PC’s will now be on a network that will allow files to pass from one to another.

    On one PC share share out the source folder.
    On the destination PC locate the shared folder on the source PC, and copy the file across.

  3. Lunacere 28. Dec, 2010 at 3:19 am

    If you have an iPod, you can use that. Copy the files to the iPod then copy them to the machine.

  4. switchbladecross 28. Dec, 2010 at 3:52 am

    If you have your two system on the same home network, it should be pretty straight foward to setupa shared folder and stuff. What version of Windows are you using?