If you're considering a move to Windows 10, download the Guide to Windows 10 app to get the info you need to make a smooth transition, including personalized recommendations for your PC.However, since Windows 10 became available to the public, not everyone has had a good experience. Note that this may take time depending on the number and size of the files you transfer.Īfter the files are copied, you can navigate to their new location to make sure the files were successfully copied over. Your files will begin to transfer to your Windows 10 PC.
You can also choose a custom location by selecting Choose location. Select Home tab in the top left, and then select Copy to and select the folder you'd like the files copied to: Documents, Music, Pictures, or Videos. To copy only one file, select it by clicking on it once. All the files in this folder will now be highlighted. To select all the files in this location, select Home in the top left and then Select all. Locate the folder where your files are located, and then double-click that folder's icon.
Locate the external drive and double-click its corresponding icon. Copy your files to Windows 10 from an external storage deviceĬonnect your external storage device to your Windows 10 PC. Once you have moved your files onto your external storage device, you'll be able to transfer them onto your new Windows 10 PC.įor another option to transfer files, see Move files off a Windows 7 PC with OneDrive. To remove the device, select Eject before you disconnect the drive from your PC. Then you'll need to safely remove the drive to ensure no files are lost or corrupted. Verify your files are correct and remove the storage deviceĪfter you have copied or moved your files onto an external storage device, you can verify they're in the right location by browsing the external drive. Note that you may need to repeat steps 3-7 multiple times if you have files stored in multiple locations. This will copy the files you selected earlier onto the drive. Once the drive is highlighted, select Organize > Paste. Now, go to the external drive location by clicking on the corresponding letter of the drive.
At the top of the window, select Organize > Copy to copy the files to memory. You can also select folders, and this will select all the files that are stored within them.Īll files you selected should now be highlighted. If you'd like to copy multiple files, hold down the CTRL button as you select additional files. Select the file you wish to copy, but do not open it. Locate the files you wish to copy, or the folders where your files are stored. Note: Copying files from one location to another will not remove the files from their original locations.Ĭonnect your external storage device to your Windows 7 PC.
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