Unifire High Speed USB Pc to Pc Online Share Sync Link Net Direct Data File Transfer Bridge LED Cable Easy Copy Between 2 Computer

Bought this Unifire High Speed USB Pc-to-Pc cable after I purchased a new laptop and realized that I need to move over all my files. This cable made the whole process so quick, cheap and easy. Just connect one end to your new laptop, and the other to the old, and allow the software to run. No downloads, no problem. Large amounts of data will take some time, but I felt that the process went quite quickly overall. I forgot to move some files and had just as easy a time to reconnect everything and move over the remaining files. This was money well-spent.

Contrary to many reviews, it did come with instructions and the software resides within the device. Be sure to back it up! Pretty easy to use too. the software doesn't like a lot of files. I know that seems vague but this is what I have found (only using this one day so far), I tried copying 4 folders, each folder had about 20,000 text files and then a few gigs of photos, 4gb total. On the first try, copying one folder fine then shut down, Second try, one folder was copied, then froze. try just one folder... worked ok. I find zipping the folders works much better. Transfer speed is ok, about a gig a minute, I am using Win11 on both pc's.

I needed to move files from my old pc to a new one. Be aware this will not necessarily transfer programs/applications but it will transfer your files. Instructions weren't that clear, but basically plug into both computers, it may do an autorun, if not click on File Explorer, it showed up on mine as a CD drive (it's not) but click on it (Easysuite) on both computers. When both computers are connected, the host computer is the one on the bottom screen, so you just drag the file to the top screen (remote computer you're transferring to). It can be a tedious process. Also, you may want to check the file size prior to transfer and compare it to the size once you move a file to the other computer because sometimes it misses some of the files (I learned this the hard way). All in all, if you have the patience (it can be time consuming) it's not a bad product.

The device is rated for Windows 2000 thru Windows 10.It does not work on my Windows 10 laptop (although, oddly, it does on my Windows 11 laptop). After I plug in the device, when I double-click on the icon or open with the right-click menu, a folder opens for about 1 second, then closes. I have found no way to make the window/folder stay open.The underlying software(?) is called EasySuite; at least, that is the name shown on the icon that appears in my MyComputer drive when I plug in the USB. Note that this name is not displayed on the amazon.com webpage for the product.An internet search using the product name and EasySuite came up with one or two MS Help pages with the EasySuite name. Users were complaining that with a then-recent update to Win10, the product no longer worked. The same behavior (a window/folder flashing for a second, then closing) occurred. I tried the solutions suggested in the responses but they did not work. (I'm assuming that we can't include links in these reviews, so if you want to see the MS Help pages, use a google search term like "easysuite data link does not work".)In short, the seller is attempting to sell a product that, at least for some people with Windows 10, does not work.I sent in a question using amazon's Q&A feature, but amazon reported to response, including from the seller.PS: Another point. The box says "driver-free" and includes no CD-ROM. But the box also says "Win 7/8/10 driver available". Which is it? And I could find no driver online.

This cable made it very easy to move files from my old laptop to my new one. The downside is there are no instructions or disk, the setup program is preloaded on the cable, and it took a few minutes to figure out how to use it, but once I did it worked great

Super simple method to transfer files from one computer to another. Plug USBs into both computers, Windows recognizes the device as a CD drive. On both computers, right click on the CD drive and select Run. A window will pop up showing the files from both computers, simply select on or more files from one computer and drag over to the desired folder on the second computer. Simple as that.

I am using this right now with LapLink to transfer the entire contents of one Windows 11 pc to another Windows 11 pc with a much larger hard drive (was running out of space on the old one). This has been running for 12 hours and the ticker is showing that it still has 13 hours to go. The good news is that it does seem to work with Windows 11, at least using LapLink. The bad news is that, at least for LapLink, they advise not doing any streaming or anything more data intensive than web browsing while the transfer is taking place. I originally tried making this transfer over wifi but gave up because it was going so slowly, but honestly this is not much better. Hopefully by this time tomorrow the transfer will be complete. Aaaarrrgghhhh!!!

This saved my (computer) life! When setting up my new computer it asked me if I wanted to transfer all backed up contents from the day prior. .. but not transferred. My old computer is Windows 10, new is Windows 11 and it took some figuring out because the directions are unclear (you have to open the program on both computers within the device) but once the program is running I was able to transfer my files from one computer to the next with a great connection (only stops when screensaver goes on) and all files have made it. Larger folders go at a slower speed but for the cheaper price of others I found on Amazon you get the value for your money.