ByLeaffar
Hello to all of you who are a bit more tech-savvy! I have an old birthday clip on a CD (Apple) and need it on a flash drive (Windows). Are the drives compatible, and will Ctrl.C and Ctrl.V work normally? Thanks!
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So if the CD or stick has been formatted in a format that can read Windows (i.e. zb FAT, FAT32, exFAT or NTFS), then that goes.
If, however, it has been formatted in a special formatant, it is not possible.
As a tip: FAT32 all operating systems should be able.
At CD’s, the formats look different.
But here is the same as the stick.
Great, thanks. The CD is abducted on Mac and I need it on a stick for my PC! So just format FAT32 correctly? Thank you.
Thanks for the star 🙂
Did everything work?
If you can format the stick on Mac in FAT32 and can easily overplay the data on the CD, then it should also go normal under Windows.
Silk, the file(s) on the CD are in a format that Windows cannot kesen.
But in the normal case, that should go:)
Sure.
I haven’t come to this yet, is a little kindness for uncles and Aunt who lives a little further away! I hope the old Mac of Uncle FAT32 “can.” I’m quite confident and otherwise I’m just turning to you; )
Greetings Raffael
I’m thirsty.
You’re welcome.
Sounds full of logistics;) I think it works! Thanks again for the fast AW!
Just try it out
But probably it is as long as the CD has not been specially formatted
Thousand
Well, I’m just helping my ma, and she’s still alive. That’s why I wish for Vor-info. But it worked. Thank you.
You could also push the CD into the Windows computer. CDs usually have a universal format that can read any OS.
Unfortunately my laptop no longer has a CD drive! But thank you!
Well, these “CDs and DVDs don’t need anyone anymore!” is an absolutely stupid statement from the PC manufacturers.