transfer from old imac to new imac(new to me)...
transfer from old imac to new imac(new to me)...do i use a usb cord to do this?is it a cord with usb on both ends? Help! I'm not computer smart at all
iMac, OS X 10.11
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transfer from old imac to new imac(new to me)...do i use a usb cord to do this?is it a cord with usb on both ends? Help! I'm not computer smart at all
iMac, OS X 10.11
The fastest and easiest way to Migrate to your new Mac,, is to plug your old Mac’s Time Machine backup drive into the new Mac during the initial setup.
see > Move your content to a new Mac - Apple Support
It you do not have a Time Machine backup of your old Mac, then you need to make one to use for Migration.
see> Back up your Mac with Time Machine - Apple Support
The other slower option is to, use a Mac to Mac Ethernet cable. Do no use Wi-Fi, as it is really slow and unreliable.
The fastest and easiest way to Migrate to your new Mac,, is to plug your old Mac’s Time Machine backup drive into the new Mac during the initial setup.
see > Move your content to a new Mac - Apple Support
It you do not have a Time Machine backup of your old Mac, then you need to make one to use for Migration.
see> Back up your Mac with Time Machine - Apple Support
The other slower option is to, use a Mac to Mac Ethernet cable. Do no use Wi-Fi, as it is really slow and unreliable.
transfer from old imac to new imac(new to me)...