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How to Transfer Photos From a MacBook Hard Drive to an External Hard Drive

An external hard drive can be beneficial for backing up photos from a MacBook. If you have a large library of business photos, backing up the files not only creates additional copies in case your computer crashes, it frees up system memory if you choose to delete the photos from your computer's hard disk.
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Connect the external hard drive to the computer using the USB cable and power on the unit. The external hard drive's icon appears on the desktop.
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Double-click the external hard drive's icon to view the files on the drive.
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Click "Finder" on the dock to launch a new finder window, then locate the photos to transfer to your external hard drive. Use the search tool in the upper-right corner to search for photos if you're not sure where they are located.
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Click your computer's name under Favorites and click the "Pictures" folder to view images and albums created with photo applications. Double-click the folder containing the photos to transfer to your external hard drive.
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Select the photos. Press and hold "Control" while clicking photos to select multiple non-adjacent files. Press and hold the "Shift" key while clicking photos to select multiple adjacent files.
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Drag the selected files from their locations to the external hard drive's window that you opened. A status bar displays the progress of the transfer. Wait for the transfer to complete.
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Click the menu at the top of the window and click "New Folder" to create a folder to organize the photos. Name the folder and then drag images to it.
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Close all open Finder windows when you finish and then drag the external hard drive's icon from the desktop to the Trash bin on the dock. The Trash bin changes to "Eject" and the icon disappears from the desktop.
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