My guess is the file was damaged during the file transfer. You may have disconnected the USB stick before it was done writing data to it. Easiest way to tell when the right time to disconnect one is to wait for the light on it to stay steady for a few seconds or so. You can also try reformatting the stick by right-clicking on it in My Computer and clicking Format (this will erase everything on it so be careful).
Of course if you originally "cut" the save files instead of choosing "copy", and don't have an extra copy on the old computer, you're pretty much SOL at this point.
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Transferring Resident Evil 5 save to new laptop
they went all out for me it has intel core i7, a geforce gtx460, 8gb of memory and it has window 7 super sweeeeeettttttt
anyway
now i need some major help i have a save file from my resident evil 5 pc version that i want to transfer to my new gaming laptop i have earn a lot of good weapons and gotten very far in that file and i don't want to lose it i hear there is a special way to transfer my save file to my new laptop without corrupting it can anyone help me please.
Originally Posted by Inferno.
