LOL... Well done...
- How were you trying to transfer the game?
- A) He details two ways he tried to move the game. Have you heard of reading the question?
- Were you using an external device? If yes, what kind of external device?
- A) Does USB mean he was using an IDE cable or SATA cable? *facepalm*
- Were you able to transfer a game from your Media PC to your Gaming PC before?
- A) Considering he said he got the game recently... Also, NBN at work or leave the PC on at home for a week to download... The signs are pointing towards>> use the work net to download and USB the game home to PC.
- Were there any error messages when you tried to transfer the said game? If yes, can you post a screenshot of the error?
- A) He supplied the error code and besides, what is a screenshot going to tell you anyway... "yup it's not mac".
I'm sorry but I thought there was a certain intelligence level required to be affiliated with Microsoft, such as being a forum moderator. Or is your job to ask the dumb questions like.. have you plugged it in yet?
No offence but I find your queries insulting and outright unproductive.
If there are any other moderators reading this, I would submit that "Carlos Tin" needs to be removed.
But yes, I'm having the same drama except it's within the same machine, transporting it from an old HDD OS install to a new SSD OS install.
My optimism burnt me as I thought.. sure just click install and it'll figure out that there's already 60GB in there.
When in reality it's more like Step 1 > Wipe install location... GG
ADSL1 ftw...
I'm just not willing to leave my PC on just to download data, particularly after data loss due to bad software design.
A) power bill and B) component lifespan
I miss the days where buying a game from a shop didn't mean having to download the whole thing anyway.
Btw.. my old HHD died because windows kept the HDD usage at 100% (at idle) for about a month or so.