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In today’s digital world, transferring data between machines—whether computers, servers, or mobile devices—is a routine but essential task. Whether you’re setting up a new system, sharing large files, or backing up data, knowing the right transfer method can save time and prevent data loss. This guide explains the most common and reliable ways to transfer data from one machine to another.
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If you’re seeing Error Code 92 related to Time Machine (Apple’s macOS backup system), it generally refers to a problem with mounting or accessing the backup disk. This can happen when:
Continue reading “Error code: 92 in Time Machine”Creating a local backup of Dropbox means downloading all your Dropbox files to your computer or another local storage device so that you have access to them even if Dropbox is unavailable. Here’s how to do it:
Continue reading “How to Backup your Dropbox account locally”In this video we are looking at how to create a local increment backup of your online data and how to counter data disaster recovery options using some simple hardware tools.
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We are looking at how to create a local increment backup of your online dropbox account using a Mac and some external data drives.
If you have a Windows hard drive that needs formatting for a Mac then this short video will show you how to do that. Before watching the video you will need to take the hard drive out of the Windows machine and place it in a hard drive caddy plugged into your Mac.
A quick video on how to remote the Windows Partition (Boot Camp) drive from your Intel Mac.
So there are several ways to get round the TPM chip check from manipulating the media file using windows 10 and 11 ISO file, to that of on the boot login via registry and change the settings value to bypass the check. They all have worked for me in the past but they need a lot of work to get it to work.
This method is a lot simpler and seems to work on multi Intel Mac architecture so it might be worth having a go.
