Could I sue two of these to transfer files between two PC (one of which is without internet/network connection)?
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I suppose you could, but it wouldn't be very fast. It would be better to use a flash drive.
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In one word- yes. You can do it by either connecting a cable or using the FileHub's own wifi signal.
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I've been able to transfer files to and from the computer with this but I have not tried to use it to connect to the Internet. I don't believe this would be appropriate for that, but I don't have a definitive answer.
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Easiest way if both computers are not on the same network? A USB transfer cable. Connect the cable to both of the computers. Then go to "My Computer" on both computers, and you should see each other's storage device. Here's an amazon link to a suggested product: Belkin Easy Transfer (F5U279)
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There are work around methods but it involves many adapters or using a desktop or laptop as an intermediary device. I suggest using drop-box or Google Drive.
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Yes!!! remember this is like a big pendrive! you must create two folders: Pc A and Pc B, and back up the computers inside, good luck!.
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I would think that would work. I if the machine cannot connect to the internet you cannot activate the software.
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Yes. See the following: http://www.filetransporter.com/knowledgebase/?article=AA-00217
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If you have another PC/Laptop which has DVD drive, you can share that drive with your NC10 on the local network. It's pretty easy to do, especially if your PC runs vista. XP isn't hard either.
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Its not a esata connection so you can't use laptop drive either.. Look up msata.. Thats what you need
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You need to be connected to Wi-Fi in order to transfer files between the two devices.
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Yes. There are several ways to transfer files over the LAN to any drive attached to the Micca.
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Yes it can. I have my Duo connected to my router. I store all documents/pictures/etc. on the NAS drive. My two desk tops and my lap top are all set up to store documents on the NAS (you just have to set the file path destination). So, no matter what machine I am on, I can grab the file I want, work on it, and save it back onto the NAS. My wifi is connected to the router, so my lap top interfaces seamlessly.
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yes you can have file transfers both ways you will need a tablet or smart phone to do it
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No, this is not a network drive. You can use one interface with one computer at a time, thank you
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Yes, you can, but it depends on the operating systems of the two computers. Here's an article on the subject. http://www.ehow.com/how_6353102_transfer-pc-using-usb-cable.html
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Sure you can. You connect to the drive via Wi-Fi and the drive connect to the Internet bridging you to the Internet. Works really good.