Transferring Saves Onto A New Laptop/Computer?

Here you go:
https://sims3.crinrict.com/en/2011/03/faq-what-files-should-i-backup.html

You can use a file host website, e-mail yourself, flash drive, blank disk, or an external drive.

"SimplyJen;c-17058119" wrote:
Here you go:
https://sims3.crinrict.com/en/2011/03/faq-what-files-should-i-backup.html

You can use a file host website, e-mail yourself, flash drive, blank disk, or an external drive.

Ahh thank you so much! <3

It's 2019, there are many ways to network computers together. And yet, the charms and reliability of Sneakernet still speak to many of us often.

What that means, for those who have never heard of it, is that you have two computers in the same room or building. You copy the files you want to transfer (I realize in this case which files to copy must have been part of the question) onto removable media like a flash drive, put your sneakers on, run over to the second computer, and offload them. Then run back and repeat if more files than the media can hold are required.

Unlike other modern network/file sharing protocols, Sneakernet never fails or kicks up errors unless you accidentally tie your left sneaker to the right one while doing up the laces in Step Two -- please consult your sneakers' user manual should you need further clarification on the correct procedures. :)

"igazor;c-17059095" wrote:
It's 2019, there are many ways to network computers together. And yet, the charms and reliability of Sneakernet still speak to many of us often.

What that means, for those who have never heard of it, is that you have two computers in the same room or building. You copy the files you want to transfer (I realize in this case which files to copy must have been part of the question) onto removable media like a flash drive, put your sneakers on, run over to the second computer, and offload them. Then run back and repeat if more files than the media can hold are required.

Unlike other modern network/file sharing protocols, Sneakernet never fails or kicks up errors unless you accidentally tie your left sneaker to the right one while doing up the laces in Step Two -- please consult your sneakers' user manual should you need further clarification on the correct procedures. :)

lol gotta say I'm a fan of Sneakernet too.

"igazor;c-17059095" wrote:
It's 2019, there are many ways to network computers together. And yet, the charms and reliability of Sneakernet still speak to many of us often.

What that means, for those who have never heard of it, is that you have two computers in the same room or building. You copy the files you want to transfer (I realize in this case which files to copy must have been part of the question) onto removable media like a flash drive, put your sneakers on, run over to the second computer, and offload them. Then run back and repeat if more files than the media can hold are required.

Unlike other modern network/file sharing protocols, Sneakernet never fails or kicks up errors unless you accidentally tie your left sneaker to the right one while doing up the laces in Step Two -- please consult your sneakers' user manual should you need further clarification on the correct procedures. :)

Ahh Sneakernet. I'll look into that. Thanks. I'll try not to tie my sneakers together ;)