Hello, while our Transfer Cables are not available on Amazon in the UK we do have other online marketplaces that offer international shipping such as B&H Photo. Our USB-C Transfer Cable can be bought from B&H by following this link www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1842284-REG/plugable_usbc_tran_usb_3_0_data_transfer.html I hope this information helps and please feel free to reach out to us directly if you have any further questions: plugable.com/pages/support
Hello, with our Transfer Cables and the software it is meant to transfer files and folders. Programs must be installed using the installation files, or installed from the original service like Adobe for example. If you have any other questions we can always be reached directly here: plugable.com/pages/support
Question- my old PC has USB A type 3.0, and new has Thunderbolt (but also USB 3)...is there any point to using a USBA-to-Thunderbolt cable, or it is limited to the speed of USB A 3 so get that one double ended?
Hello, if one of your PCs best available port is USB 3.0 then the link rate between both PCs would be based on USB 3.0 and in this case I'd recommend using our "USB3-TRAN" sku that we offer as part of our USB Transfer Cable lineup.
Hello, for our Thunderbolt Transfer Cable the 40Gbps total bandwidth that Thunderbolt has, it uses 20Gbps per direction when using it as an Ethernet network. Part of that raw bandwidth is also used for encoding, and TCP/IP overhead. The end result is 10Gbps transfer speeds, which can help transfer large multi-gigabyte files in seconds/minutes. If you have any questions we can always be reached directly here: plugable.com/pages/support
I got a hp laptop and a windows gaming pc how do i bring every single thing from my laptop 2 my pc all the apps and stuff inside the apps without having 2 redo it and wallpaper and everything
CLONE IT ! so long as the NEW SSD SIZE is BIGGER than the OLD HDD/SSD check out the brand of SSD in ur PC, let's say it's SAMSUNG or CRUCIAL, they ll give u AN APP, youtube has videos teaching u how to CLONE
Well, this is not a great video Buddy, because you didn’t demonstrate how and you didn’t show how to fix it if both are stuck with connect both computer messages
@@Plugable thank you, the files finally transferred from my old laptop to my new laptop however some Word document files were unreadable and I could not open them. Jim
@@JSBowling2011 I'm glad to hear that the majority of the files transferred successfully! As for these word document files, if you could please reach out to us directly here so we can help and investigate plugable.com/pages/support
@@Plugable thank you I will reach out to you. I will look at the different files that did not load properly and get a hold of you by tomorrow Tuesday., Jim
No mention of any software on either computer. I am a total dinosaur when it comes to modern electronics but I don't think this cable just drains the programs from the old to the new.
Hi, our Transfer Cables use Bravura's Easy Computer Sync software to transfer files through a user interface allowing you to pre-select folders to by synced or one-way transferred. The software does not transfer over applications. Apps must be installed using the installation file or like Adobe for example. Feel free to reach out to us for any additional questions: plugable.com/pages/support
Disappointing. Basically a sales pitch for Plugable cables. Did not then go on to give the steps, after the two computers are connected, for actually transferring massive quantities of files from the old to the new computer.
Hello, if you need assistance with using our USB Transfer Cables we can certainly assist. Please contact us directly on our support page where I will leave a link for here: plugable.com/pages/support
Hello, our USB Transfer Cables and the Easy Computer Sync software are only compatible with Windows computers. At this time we don't recommend this cable for Mac computers.
Hello, you are right that there are other ways to transfer files such as using a local network. The transfer software also has a few unique features as syncing the file structure from one PC to another, one-way file transfers, and controlling another computer via remote access. It is also helpful for transferring files offline, for those looking for a no network solution. Feel free to reach out to us for any additional questions: plugable.com/pages/support
Sorry to say, but this was a junk of a video, without any instructions on how to do it. Edit: I found a way. Share a folder on target PC, connect the USB cables, and now go to \\PC-NAME (assuming PC-NAME is the name of the target computer)
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So this was just a Plugable commercial with no helpful step-by-step information. Got it.
u need to illustrate the software side of this procedure.
Thank you for the feedback. We'll pass this on to the team!
very helpfull thank you for the vid
You're very welcome! We're always happy to hear that our tutorials are helpful to anyone who may need them.
Do you ship to the UK at all guys, your Amazon page suggests not?
Hello, while our Transfer Cables are not available on Amazon in the UK we do have other online marketplaces that offer international shipping such as B&H Photo. Our USB-C Transfer Cable can be bought from B&H by following this link www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1842284-REG/plugable_usbc_tran_usb_3_0_data_transfer.html I hope this information helps and please feel free to reach out to us directly if you have any further questions: plugable.com/pages/support
Can you also tansfer apps via transfer cable?
Hello, with our Transfer Cables and the software it is meant to transfer files and folders. Programs must be installed using the installation files, or installed from the original service like Adobe for example. If you have any other questions we can always be reached directly here: plugable.com/pages/support
Question- my old PC has USB A type 3.0, and new has Thunderbolt (but also USB 3)...is there any point to using a USBA-to-Thunderbolt cable, or it is limited to the speed of USB A 3 so get that one double ended?
Hello, if one of your PCs best available port is USB 3.0 then the link rate between both PCs would be based on USB 3.0 and in this case I'd recommend using our "USB3-TRAN" sku that we offer as part of our USB Transfer Cable lineup.
@@Plugable Thanks!
Why does the TB cable which is capable of 40Gbps only transfer at 10Gbps?
Hello, for our Thunderbolt Transfer Cable the 40Gbps total bandwidth that Thunderbolt has, it uses 20Gbps per direction when using it as an Ethernet network. Part of that raw bandwidth is also used for encoding, and TCP/IP overhead. The end result is 10Gbps transfer speeds, which can help transfer large multi-gigabyte files in seconds/minutes. If you have any questions we can always be reached directly here: plugable.com/pages/support
I got a hp laptop and a windows gaming pc how do i bring every single thing from my laptop 2 my pc all the apps and stuff inside the apps without having 2 redo it and wallpaper and everything
CLONE IT !
so long as the NEW SSD SIZE is BIGGER than the OLD HDD/SSD
check out the brand of SSD in ur PC, let's say it's SAMSUNG or CRUCIAL, they ll give u AN APP, youtube has videos teaching u how to CLONE
Well, this is not a great video Buddy, because you didn’t demonstrate how and you didn’t show how to fix it if both are stuck with connect both computer messages
Hello, we can certainly help investigate this issue you are seeing with the software. Could you kindly reach out to us here plugable.com/pages/support
@@Plugable thank you, the files finally transferred from my old laptop to my new laptop however some Word document files were unreadable and I could not open them. Jim
@@JSBowling2011 I'm glad to hear that the majority of the files transferred successfully! As for these word document files, if you could please reach out to us directly here so we can help and investigate plugable.com/pages/support
@@Plugable thank you I will reach out to you. I will look at the different files that did not load properly and get a hold of you by tomorrow Tuesday., Jim
Hello, you really don’t show nothin of How! Where is your demonstration ?
No mention of any software on either computer. I am a total dinosaur when it comes to modern electronics but I don't think this cable just drains the programs from the old to the new.
Hi, our Transfer Cables use Bravura's Easy Computer Sync software to transfer files through a user interface allowing you to pre-select folders to by synced or one-way transferred. The software does not transfer over applications. Apps must be installed using the installation file or like Adobe for example. Feel free to reach out to us for any additional questions: plugable.com/pages/support
Disappointing. Basically a sales pitch for Plugable cables. Did not then go on to give the steps, after the two computers are connected, for actually transferring massive quantities of files from the old to the new computer.
Hello, if you need assistance with using our USB Transfer Cables we can certainly assist. Please contact us directly on our support page where I will leave a link for here: plugable.com/pages/support
Tell us how?
How
Just use my iPhone usb c, gotcha
windows to mac?
Hello, our USB Transfer Cables and the Easy Computer Sync software are only compatible with Windows computers. At this time we don't recommend this cable for Mac computers.
Pass.
Nonsense, you don't need that cable, people can just put a PC in the same workgroup and copy the files from a shared folder.
Hello, you are right that there are other ways to transfer files such as using a local network. The transfer software also has a few unique features as syncing the file structure from one PC to another, one-way file transfers, and controlling another computer via remote access. It is also helpful for transferring files offline, for those looking for a no network solution. Feel free to reach out to us for any additional questions: plugable.com/pages/support
Sorry to say, but this was a junk of a video, without any instructions on how to do it.
Edit: I found a way. Share a folder on target PC, connect the USB cables, and now go to \\PC-NAME (assuming PC-NAME is the name of the target computer)