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| Brand: Belkin
Category: CE
Buy New: £10.74
New (30) from £10.74
Rating:  11 reviews
Sales Rank: 1319
Platform: Windows 2003 Server
Media: Electronics
Fragile: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5
Dimensions (in): 87.8 x 54.7 x 17.7
Legal Disclaimer: Layer One UK does not offer any warranty other than the one imposed by the manufacturer. Consequently, the warranty conditions proposed by Layer One UK will be an exact copy of the manufacturers.
MPN: 1309122
Model: F5U258EA
UPC: 722868614082
EAN: 0722868614082
ASIN: B000MW7H3Y
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | • Migration Cable• Transfer files between two PCs at speeds of up to 480Mbps• Sets up your new computer in minutes with settings from your existing printer and other favourite devices• Lets you copy photos, MP3s, contacts, messag |
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Product Description
Upgrading to a new PC has never been easier. The Belkin Easy Transfer Cable for Windows Vista offers a quick, hassle-free way to transfer your files and settings from your old computer to a new one. Just connect each end of the 2.4 m Cable to the USB ports on both computers. The Windows Easy Transfer Wizard automatically appears and lets you select some or all items to copy. With a couple of clicks, your photos, music, settings and more transfer, without requiring time-consuming CD-burning or a network. Who?: Customer who owns an XP computer and is purchasing a new Windows Vista computer. Why?: Copy files, settings, and media from an old XP computer to a new Vista computer. Solution: Belkins Easy Transfer Cable automatically copies settings and files from your older XP computer to your new Windows Vista computer. Includes Free FileMover software Belkin includes FREE file-transferring software. With One-Click, FileMover software automatically transfers files, folders, music, photos, video and much more between your PCs. Advantages : Transfers files between 2 PCs at speeds of up to 480Mbps (40 times faster than USB 1.1) Sets up your new computer in minutes with settings from your existing printer and other favourite devices Lets you copy photos, MP3s, contacts, messages, security, Internet, email settings and more easily Eliminates the need to set up a network, or burn dozens of CDs to copy data Offers ideal mobile solution for copying files to and from your notebook on home and work PCs Provides 2.4 m cable Belkin Lifetime Product Warranty Package Includes: Easy Transfer Cable for Windows Vista User Manual CD with Windows Easy Transfer and FileMover software
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| Customer Reviews: Read 6 more reviews...
 Slow...... Expensive November 15, 2008
DANGERMOUSE (Essex, UK)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
It is extortionate to charge this much for something you will probably only ever use once. Once you've transferred all your huge files you will probably, like me, go out and but a large USB stick for the day-to-day transfers because you will not have the time to wait for it to dawdle your files from one PC to another. Believe me, it is very slooow!
 64 bit operating systems are not supported. September 7, 2008
H. Hirani (Edgware, Middlesex, UK)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I have Vista Business 64 bit installed on my laptop and it don't work. Their website confirms this. It would have been helpful if Belkin mentioned system requirements before I spent money on this...
2 stars for effort June 10, 2008
Chappers (London)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
Usually I'm a big fan of Belkin products, so I blame Microsoft for the rubbish software (the hardware itself works without a fault). The only reason I moved to a Vista pc was because my XP's disc had been poorly partitioned and I'd completely run out of space on my logical C drive. Imagine my mood when this software insisted on installing to my XP's C drive AND wanted 500MB of spare disc space to install itself, thank you very much..
When I finally got it installed I couldn't work out for love nor money how to "select individual files or directories" - it seemed to want to transfer everything or nothing. Intuitive it is not.
At that point I gave up and bought myself a Lexar 4GB USB flash drive - also on sale via Amazon - very quick, under my control, completely reusable, and worked fine without me losing my temper!
DISASTER! May 4, 2008
Pete V (UK)
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
Having followed the (poor) instructions provided, my Windows XP Home Edition Desktop PC crashed. I spent half a day TRYING to repair the damage this software/hardware did to my PC; I am still waiting to see if I get any response to the irate email I've sent Belkin. My advice: "DON'T PURCHASE THIS PRODUCT OR ATTEMPT TO USE IT" (unless you have an I.T. specialist standing by). I've learnt an expensive lesson using this.
Thank God my new laptop survived the fiasco!
(9/6/08 - Despite 3 emails to Belkin, not even a single acknowledgement, let alone reply. They just don't give a damn having already got my money. I WILL NEVER purchase another Belkin product, nor recommend anyone else to do so) BELKIN SUCKS!
20/6/08: Still absolutely NOTHING from Belkin.
22/6/06: A bit coincidental... I've had an unsolicited email from Belkin Tech Support... perhaps they read these reviews? I filled in the required online email form and will wait to see what, if anything, happens next....
1/7/08: Well, I replied to their tech support email immediately and surprise surprise... I've not heard a word since! Belkin really are S**t! in every department. Their products don't work, their customer support is non-existant, and their tech support staff appear to have nodded off instead of sorting this mess out. By the time this gets sorted out (IF it EVER does) I'll need another cable and software for Microsoft's next operating system! Perhaps that's Belkin's ploy?
Doesn't do what it says on the box!!! April 23, 2008
T. Rawding (Southern UK)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
I bought this cable to transfer settings from my XP to new Vista machine. The XP had a lot of data on it, multiple accounts and the usual photo's\music etc.
I set the process in motion and after circa 12hrs, it was still sat on transferring the Office2003. I gave up after 3 attempts as it was quicker to reinstall and reconfigure the machine bit by bit.
As for the cable? Well, it did transfer my 14gb photo directory over night, alas, as a consequence I don't know how long this took.
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