“Is the transfer cable a simple ethernet cable (cat5e or cat6)?”

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• Ignore the talk about "crossover" ethernet cables. Those were a thing back in the early and middle days of networking, but lately almost all ethernet connections are auto-mdx which eliminates the need for special cables.

  Answered by critter42 1 year ago

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• I transferred by using an external USB drive to capture the PC Mover data (it's an option on the setup page), then moving the USB drive to the new computer.

  Answered by hs29 3 years ago

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• Yes. See photo.

  Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago

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• No. It is an ethernet "crossover" cable that allows two computers to talk to each other over the ethernet without a switch or router. Normal ethernet cables are made to plug into a switch or router.

  Answered by Anonymous 3 years ago

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