“My laptop is dying as they say, and I have a lot of college work, documents, pdfs, ppts, onenotes, and files saved on it. Basically, it's important information which I need it ahead. Would it possible to transfer that data into a new device?”
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Yes, you should purchase an external hard drive and transfer your data to it. Then when you get a new computer you can transfer it to it but also still have a back-up on the hard drive.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.They can backup your hard drive even if there is some other problem with your system as long as the hard drive is intact and still works and some times even not. I would get them to evaluate it right away since your data is so valuable.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.HEY THERE! there is a difference between your computer dying and the hard drive dying. just because the computer dies, doesn't mean the HD will die with it. AND you don't need an external HD , just transfer the one inside of the dead computer to the new one if the drive still works fine, that way you can keep your OS without reinstalling it on a new drive.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes they should be able to transfer it, but the cellphone carrier store should do it for free.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.At Best Buy so they can back up your computer even want to does not work. Even when the dish dryer is not working correctly and still retrieve my data and installed a new hard drive in the laptop and then restored all of the existing data along with all of the opera at Best Buy they can back up your computer even want to does not work. Even when the dish dryer is not working correctly and still retrieve my data and installed a new hard drive in the laptop and then restored all the existing data along with all the opera. Best Buy is there a customer support through geek squad like no other
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