Is there an option to transfer file types? Can I transfer all jpg's that are stored anywhere, or do I have to go to each folder on the computer where jpg's are stored and transfer that way? null

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GarrettN · Accepted Answer

You can do that

AdrianeR · Answer

Yes there’s is

Fukoff · Answer

Suppose you could open your documents folder, then select the drive you'd like to work with first, go the search bar and click inside the box, then type '.jpg' being sure to include the period first otherwise you might also get words associated with. Only issue with transferring all JPG files, is you're going to get all the garbage stuff too. Colors, welcome screen, windows wallpaper, help icons, security icons, I mean everything. Might start saving the files or photos in a specific folder so when you do want to transfer, they'll be in specific locations. But, it can be done, yes.

Answered by Fukoff 1 year ago

JayS · Answer

I used this ssd on my ps5. So im not sure if it does what u are asking

Lousan · Answer

You might want to make a main folder and within the main folder you can separate your pictures into more folders to transfer them over in one shot nicely organized.

“Is there an option to transfer file types? Can I transfer all jpg's that are stored anywhere, or do I have to go to each folder on the computer where jpg's are stored and transfer that way?”

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