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What is the best way to transfer files from my old computer to my new computer? People I have spoke to said network, but I wont be setting up a network with the old computer. Is there a wire or some sort of transfer plug that I could plug into the old one and transfer everything to my new? If so what are they called and how much do they cost?
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