Q: i have problem transfer files from my pc to the mac

If you have a external hard drive I would just use that to transfer. If the two computers are on the same network, you can do wireless transfers too but that might take too long. If you want detail information, reply.

Read this web site

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4796

Allan

I suggest you stay away for the Migration Assistant. Some times it works OK, and I do mean JUST OK, but other times it doesn't work very well and can screw up your OS X install to some degree.

Your best bet is to use either a external hard drive formatted FAT32 for transferring files of 4GBs or less, an External drive formatted exFAT for transferring files larger or smaller then 4GBs or you can network them together through your home LAN. But not using any wireless connection, Use Ethernet cables.

If you have a GB LAN setup in your home then the transfers will be just as fast as using a external drive and you don't have to worry about the format of the drive, whether both systems can read exFAT formatted drives and moving the drive from one computer to the other.

Use this if you don't want to spend money:

First you will need to get this on your PC:

http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1415

Install it on your PC, and open it.

Then, go back to your Mac, and open Migration Assistant from launchpad, which is in the utilites folder.

Then, you will see this window:

Make sure the top one is selected, then click continue

You will see this window:

Make sure that the top one is selected, then click continue.

You will see this window:

On you PC, open Migration Assistant (if you already haven't) and select "To another Mac". On the PC, click continue.

Then follow the On-Screen instructions.

Hope this works for you.