when you transfer your content to a new pc do you loose it on the old pc ?
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You have the option to remove data after transfer is complete, but no you dont automatically lose it
1972509
No. Best to move everything you need to a third drive and install your new drive clean. Then move anything you need back. Anything that has to do with the operating system would have to be reinstalled on the new drive. Ie programs, the operating system itself, etc. you can use program specific saved files once the program is reinstalled.
2234622
NO. It doesn't do anything to the existing drive. It only images (copies) the contents of the old drive to a new drive (that you have to purchase seperately). Zvika
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Actually Yes. First install Windows Easy Transfer for XP and export all your settings to and external drive or network share. After Windows 7 installation run Easy Transfer (already in Win7) and restore your settings. This will transfer all your internet settings, favorites, docs, music, pics, etc., but not any of your old programs. Be sure to have copies of programs that you want to re-install after the of Windows 7.
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I think so, unless you use your mouse, keyboard, and monitor to set up the old computer and leave it running, then switch the to the new one and set it up. Once you get the old computer set up everything else is done on the new one. I haven't tried this, but it should work.
1457063
save to an external memory and then transfer to the new computer. it is that simple.
1580993
You can transfer any document or photo from your old computer, just attaching a portable DVD writer to you new computer. Another way is using icloud.
249043
If the actual .exe program is still on the pc you should be able to copy it over. If it was install by disk then you will have to re-install it on the new pc and then use the cable to copy the old data files over to the new pc in the programs directory.
1092463
No. The PC might have come with a short-term trial version (I don't recall) but you would have to buy or import a copy for permanent use. (I loaded my old copy onto the new PC, and it works fine.)
977178
It depends what you mean by all files? Normally photo's documents etc should be on an exteranl drive so all you need to do is reload your programs and then connect the drive with your files. If you have them on your pc's hard drive just copy them to the zip and then move them back to your new pc or upgraded pc.
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Unfortunately, no it doesn't. It's just a barebone hard drive. You will have to do a new install of windows or get a cloning/migration software kit. Or your other option is to buy a Solid State Drive kit that comes with the cloning/migration software.
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No, you just have to go through the lengthy process of re-downloading everything onto the new hard drive
471321
You need a USB slot to do a copy of your operating system. If not, take the hard drive out and use a desktop to transfer the data from the old lap top to the new.
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Yes you can.The fact of the matter is when you take a new drive and clone it with another content, it automatically wipe the drive for you. I move a drive to another system and clone it using the other system's content, the original data on the drive is gone.
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as long as the new PC runs the same type of OS (Windows vs. Mac vs. Linux, for example), it should be an easy transfer. make sure if you used the SecureAccess manager to load to the flash that you first install that on the new PC. even with a different OS, there are utilities like Bootcamp that can simulate another OS... it's just one more step is all, though. as long as you have a browser installed that allows import of favorites (most of them do now), just navigate to the flashie using the import function on the browser.
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Whatever is in the original cloned hdd will be transferred to the hdd clone, including the administrative privileges if they are already controlled in the cloned one. You get a full and faithful image of the cloned had in the hdd clone
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Your new drive may come with software and cables that will allow you to plug in both drives and transfer your data from the old to the new drive, or you may have to download the software and buy the cable elsewhere.