
It will then automatically use your home network (which is fast), instead of going over internet (which is slow and insecure). The software does all of that for you, as long as you can get both computers online. You don’t need to make any configurations, set up networks or connect special cables.

We’ll cover both options here, starting with the easier way – automatic transfer. There are basically two approaches to a file transfer such as this one: you can do it manually (say, using a USB drive), or you can use transfer software, that does it all for you.


This tutorial works for Windows 10, Windows 8 and Windows 7, both 32bit and 64bit. In this article, we will see how to copy everything from old computer to new PC (desktop or laptop), automatically and without too much hassle. In fact, you’d probably want to transfer more than just data files: programs / apps, software settings, user profiles, email accounts are all part of your computer, and should be transferred to the new PC as well. Congratulations, you’ve got a new computer! Now, in order to start actually using it, you need to transfer your files from the old computer to the new one.
