Microsoft wants you to use the cloud, but there are a lot of good options — including trusty old network file sharing and a little-known modern Windows feature. Remember the HomeGroup on Windows 7?

<B>Hopefully this question belongs in this forum, as it is in regards to setting up file sharing, even though it also involves a Mac computer.</B><BR><BR><BR>I used to transfer files from my Mac to my ...

We all face situations where we need to transfer large or important files between two computers, but don't have a USB stick or hard disk at hand to rescue. Cloud storage solutions can be convenient ...

If you want to use the drive on another PC on your network, you’ll need to map the drive. Here’s how to do that: Once you’ve mapped the drive, you’ll be able to use it on that computer too. Just be ...

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One of the biggest selling points of the Apple ecosystem is the ability to work seamlessly across different devices -- like the handy AirDrop feature for easy file transfer. In an announcement today ...

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I have spent quite a while today trying to figure out how to set up basic file sharing between my two AMD Athlons running Windows XP Professional SP1. I've searched Google and tried several methods, ...

Apple users who venture outside the company’s ecosystem suffer from a less than stellar experience. Microsoft has worked over the years to make things a little easier for Windows PC users with iPhones ...