How to extract files from one disk to another

Take WinRar as an example, right-click the compressed file, select "Extract File", and directly enter the drive letter path to be extracted in the pop-up dialog box.

Double-click the compressed package,Draw all the files in the package,Then click and hold the left button to drag it to the disk you want to put and then let go of the left button!

You use the decompression software to decompress it, and save it to the E drive.

I will explain to you the compressed package with winrar compression software, open the archive, click "extract to", and then a box will pop up, you can see c: documents and settings luo desktop print at the top of this box (my compressed package is placed on the desktop, so the display path is the desktop), this is the default path of the system after the package is unzipped (generally speaking, where is the archive stored, The path after decompression is also where it is). On the right side of the box you see, there are paths to my computer, C drive, D drive, etc., which are available for you to choose the path after decompression, and you can directly select the path you want to decompress in it.

What I'm saying may be a bit of a twist, I hope it helps.

It's good to copy a copy.,,What else is it used to press back into that plate.。。

Here's how to do it: 1. Open File Explorer on your computer.

Click into Disk.

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2. After entering the disk, right-click on the file and select Cut.

3. After cutting the file, open another disk.

4. After clicking paste, the file will be transferred from the original disk to another disk. This completes the transfer of things from one disk in the computer to another. Noisy.

Here's how to transfer files from one disk to another:

1.First, open the "Calculate Orange Spine Machine" on the desktop.

2.Then go to the C drive, find the file you need to transfer, select it, and hold down the Ctrl+X keys to cut the file.

3.Then select the disk you want to transfer the files to and click on it.

4.Once you're on the F drive, hold down the Ctrl+V keys at the same time and paste the folder into it. Circular osmosis.

5.When I looked back at the C drive, the file I had just picked up was no longer in the C drive, so the transfer was successful.

1. Open File Explorer on your computer and click to enter the disk.

2. Once on the disk, right-click on the file and select Cut.

3. After cutting the file, open another disk.

4. After opening another disk, right-click on the blank space, and then click Paste.

5. After clicking paste, the file will be transferred from the original disk to another disk.

Go to another hard drive or another partition, if it is another hard drive, first you have to connect the power cable and data cable of the two hard disks at the same time and then turn it on, and then you can copy and paste.

If it's a partition, open the partition you want to copy, then press Ctrl+A, then Ctrl+C, then open the partition you want to convert, press Ctrl+V and you're done!

If you have a lot of files, go down to 360 or Kingsoft, where there is a program dedicated to moving disk files. If you have several files, just copy and paste. I'll show you how to copy-paste:

1 Right-click the file you want to transfer, then look for Copy and click it. 2Find the disk you want to place, for example, drive D. Go to the D drive.

Directly right-click and find paste. Then that file of yours will appear in front of your eyes.

It's a bit of a pit, after I did what you said, a lot of office software can't be opened, and I don't remember what it was, so I want to go back to a day ago

In this disk you cut or copy the files you want to convert, and then you can paste them on another disk.

The next QQ computer butler, there is software moving inside, it's very simple.