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External Hard Drive

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There shouldn't be anything to this. Just plug in the power cord and attacj the data cable (USB or eSATA) and power it on. If it's an eSATA connection, you may have to have the drive hooked up and powered on before booting for windows to detect it. You should be able to drag/drop files between the drives.

If this isn't working, you may need to go back to best buy.

I would either give the Geek Squad a call or go back to the store and have them show you that the files can be accessed. You also want to make sure that they didn't use a different version of windows to do this file transfer , 32 bit or 64 bit ?
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