USB 2.0 Data Transfer Cable, Windows Vista Compatible
Simplify your system upgrade with the Network Technologies USB 2.0 Data Transfer Cable. This essential tool allows you to seamlessly migrate files, settings, emails, photos, and videos from older Windows PCs (98SE/2000/ME/XP) to a new Windows XP or Vista machine. Just install the included PCLinq3 software, connect the cable to both computers' USB ports, and utilize the intuitive drag-n-drop wizard for a hassle-free transfer experience. It operates efficiently via bus power, eliminating the need for external adapters, ensuring a smooth transition to your updated operating system.
$17.00
Owner Satisfaction
3.5
/ 5
Category Rank
2559
/ 2608
#2559 in Storage & Data Transfer Cables
Price vs Category Average
-69%
Below average
Data transfer rate
176
/ Mbps
Who it's for
- Direct PC-to-PC Connection
- Reliable Legacy OS Support
- Adequate Transfer Speed (for its time)
Who should skip it
- Severely Outdated Transfer Speed
- Poor Modern OS Compatibility
- Redundant Functionality
Key Specs
Data transfer rate
176 Mbps
Connectors
Two male USB Type A
Compatibility
Windows 98SE/2000/ME/XP/Vista using PCLinq3 software
System Requirement
Intel Pentium®/Celeron CPU or higher
Bus powered operation
Compliant with USB 2.0 specifications
Package Includes
USB Data Transfer Cable and Driver CD for Windows XP
Cable Shape
Round
Features
- Easy drag-n-drop File Transfer Wizard
- Transfers user accounts and program settings
- Supports two-way data transfer capability
- Plug-and-Play setup for quick use
- Bus powered; no external adapter needed
- Facilitates migration between older and newer PCs
- Supports remote wake-up function
- Compliant with USB 2.0 standards
What customers say
This specialized USB 2.0 cable garners cautious satisfaction, primarily valued for niche data migration between older systems, especially those running Windows Vista or XP. When the proprietary software installs correctly, users find it reliably saves significant time over manual transfers. However, the core issue centers on driver installation difficulty. Many users struggle to get drivers recognized across different operating system versions or 64 bit architectures, leading to considerable troubleshooting frustration. While the physical build quality is robust, the inherent USB 2.0 speed limitation is noted when moving large files. Ultimately, this tool is excellent for its intended legacy environment if the initial setup hurdles are overcome.
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