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The thread discusses transferring personal files from a 64-bit Windows 7 laptop to a 32-bit Windows 7 all-in-one PC, with initial advice suggesting manual copying via a flash drive instead of using Windows Easy Transfer. The original poster later seeks help with wireless Logitech mouse issues, receiving suggestions to troubleshoot device detection by deleting and re-allowing devices in Device Manager. Overall, the discussion centers on basic file transfer and hardware troubleshooting, with helpful community responses providing straightforward solutions.
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I have a hp laptop w/ w7 64 bit and I just bought an MSI all in one pc w/ w7 32 bit. Tried the easy transfer with a flash drive and was told could not transfer 64 bit to 32 bit files 🙁. Some tips said that this could be done manually but I'm not sure what that means. Is that w/ a data line? and physicaly connecting the two computers?😕 Do I have to do it all thru emails. I'm not trying to transfer programs, just pics, video and documents.

Welcome any and all help with this.

 

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Just copy and paste the individual files and folders you want to your flash drive and on from there to where you wan them.
 
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Thanks for reminding me of basic computer functions, I really appreicate it. Now I'm having issues with my wireless logitech mouse. Went to control panel & then to devices & printers where it shows I have 4 mice. Recongized and checked the wireless mouse and still had issues. Plugged in the mouse that came with the PC and now it works. Any suggestions?
 
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Try deleting them all from device manager, restarting and let it detect just the wireless one.
 
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