A way to transfer a new iPad application

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  Apparently, game data not stored in a return to the top. Take a look at this.

  https://www.imobie.com/support/transfer-candy-crush-app-data.htm

• got the new ipad. during the transfer of applications, some are dark. Why?

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  All applications are probably install and not finished yet. Make sure you are connected to a wireless network and let it enabled applications can continue to have downloaded and installed.

• transfer of user to new computer applications

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  Open the app Store of Windows from the startup screen

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  Try to reset the App Store:

  Close the App Store completely from the window of the selector app by double clicking the Home button and slide up the App Store preview pane until it disappears from the display. Then sign out of the iTunes Store (in the settings).

  Then restart the unit.

  Then sign into the iTunes Store and try to download again.

  Also check the settings > general > Restrictions > and make sure that iTunes Store, Apps install, delete the Apps and In - App purchases are all under the section allow.

• Easiest way to transfer photos from iMac iPad

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  I'm not sure other methods, but to put the photos from the computer to the iPhone, we use iTunes to sync the photos. See this support document for further instructions. Keep your photos safely stored and updated on all your devices - Apple Support

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  The iPad does not support USB keys. There are some wireless flash drives that can be used, but not the classical records. I suggest you transfer files to a computer and their synchronization then back to the iPad via iTunes.

• My child has its own Apple ID, throughout I would buy apps for her and she would transfer to his iPad. But since a new update she has no access to its power supplies that are on my shopping list. She is using "Video star" app?

  My child has its own Apple ID, throughout I would buy apps for her and she would transfer to his iPad. But since a new update she has no access to its power supplies that are on my shopping list. She is using "Video star" app?

  Hi Breda49

  iTunes purchases (free downloads are taken for granted) are permanently linked to the Apple that was used to buy ID.

  To work around this problem, you can set up sharing of family and your child. This will allow you to share all your purchases.

• How can you transfer all data and software form old iPad new iPad?

  Hello: I have an iPad 9.7 "display of 2012 with 16 GB of storage. I'm about to storage now and are considering buying an iPad 2 Air. My question is, how can you transfer all the info from my old iPad to the new without starting from scratch?

  Thank you, Gilbert.

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  Whence the content come of for example you have the music on the iPad, and if so is sometimes copied from CDs? You can copy purchases on iTunes from your computer via file > devices > transfer purchases, make a backup of the iPad, and restore this backup on the new iPad (music, videos, etc. is copied from the iTunes library, not the actual backup, so you will need these items in the iTunes library).

  Transfer to a new device: transfer the contents of an iPhone, iPad or iPod touch to a new device - Apple Support

  (Because these are user forums I asked guests to remove your e-mail address of your post, it is not a good idea to post it on any public forum.)

• How can I transfer notes from my old to my new IPad?

  RRecently bought a new iPad Air. I have a lot of notes on my old Ipad2 I want to transfer to the new. Does anyone know how to do this?

  If you have a computer that is running the latest version of iTunes, you can connect, synchronize and back up your old iPad 2 iTunes first.

  Then, from your new iPad, set up the new iPad as new, first of all.

  Then connect your new iPad to your computer, let launch iTunes and connect your new iPad, iTunes should display a window where you can select to restore from backup.

  If iTunes does not this window display, but instead tries to synchronize, cancel synchronization by clicking once on the small button located in the area left the Show box and display iTunes Center cancel them.

  Then, manually choose to restore from backup.

  All that was on your old iPad should now be on your new iPad.

• I backed up by old ipad to icloud. I tried transfer back up to my new ipad and he says that he has no available backup.

  My old ipad is stored in icloud. I bought a new ipad and tried to restore back to the top of my old ipad to it. He said there is no way back up available to use.   What should I do?

  Welcome to the Apple community.

  The operating system on the new device is at least as new as the old device.

• Transfer old iPad new iPad, but with the new account.

  I have a MacBook and an iPad 2, but actually the iPad is my wife, using my Apple for Apps etc ID. It syncs with my MacBook.

  We will buy a new iPad which belong to him completely, with its own (new) Apple ID I will then use the old iPad.

  How to transfer ALL of the former (who is using my Apple ID) to the new (which will use the Apple of the wife ID)?

  If you use another Apple ID you should just start fresh. Choose "set up as new" when you set up. If you mean content itunes or more by 'everything' then that won't transfer via. This content is related to the Apple which bought ID.

  If you talk about the General data (photos, documents, etc.) then you can sync on the new device when you set up.

• What is the best way to transfer a hard drive of a computer with a motherboard dead to a new system?

  Moving an Installation of Vista

  Hi guys (and girls).

  I'm looking for the best way to transfer my computer drive "workaholic" into another machine... it's a Vista Home Premium x 86 OEM installation, but the motherboard has serious problems, so I'll pulling the reader (and its programs of many irreplaceable and owners) and transfer it into another machine. Yes, I know what are the rules regarding OEM licenses and I don't mean to skirt the rules, as I have a full VHPx86 commercial license collecting dust on the shelf that I was going to use, while I was looking for advice on the transfer:

  Should I go through the process of installation/installation (and following key change) on the original machine and transfer, then the drive in the new machine?

  Or can I move the disk to the new machine as that is, struggle with the driver updates and enter the new key when I reactivate the license?

  Thanks for any advice,

  JAM

  I suggest to install the copy retail hard disk once it's in the new computer.  It is more complicated than simply changing the product key.  You can probably use an upgrade of the repair on-site and avoid having to reinstall your programs and data.  However, you should make a backup of the image first, just in case something goes wrong.  The other option is a clean installation of the new OS and Windows Easy Transfer to move your files and settings.  It would need to reinstall your programs.  Personally, I recommend the latter.  If you go this route there are external to the file migwiz drive since you will be formatting the drive.

• What is the best way to transfer pictures from an old computer to a flash drive or a drive back then to a new computer?

  What is the best way to transfer pictures from an old computer to a flash drive or a drive back then to a new computer?

  The easiest and most reliable I've found is to make the direct drag-and-drop method.

  (1) on the old computer, open your Windows Explorer and go to your photos.

  (2) open another Windows Explorer window and access your 'Computer' folder and in your flash drive

  (3) drag the photos to the flash drive.

  (4) take the flash drive on the new computer and drag them into your images folder

• What is the best way to transfer the file to a new larger internal drive?

  I am running win 7 ultimate.  I had two hard drives of 500 GB.  C is partitioned to 120 GB (not enough) I just installed a 1.5 terabyte drive.  What is the best way to transfer my data? I would keep the 500 GB (now C: and D :) and add the 1.5 to, I also have a 2 external to that I tried to move my libraries at, but I'm confused my system.)  I don't know much about indexing or mapping.

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  Consider transferring all the files that are currently in the second partition of 500 GB drive that is hosting the C: drive (you have referred to as D :) on the new drive.

  Once you have done this, you can then delete the D: partition since this 1 hard drive. This would then extend the C: drive to actually use all the 500 GB drive. Finally change the drive letter for the 1.5 terabyte disk d: it in disk management ( Diskmgmt.mscRun)

  So in the end you have a 500 GB C drive and a 1.5 TB drive D.

  When it comes to move libraries Windows has a utility to do it for you. If you click on your username at the top right of the menu start all your user profile directories are displayed. If you right-click on each one and select Properties, those that support this feature will have a tab 'location '. In this tab, it displays the current location of the file, but has a button "move". You move the folder and all its files and subfolders in a new location and update the references, the system uses for this folder.

  So if you created a folder on the D drive say 'Juli-year' and you right-click on Favorites, some properties, then on location you can move this summary folder in C:\Users\username\Favourites to D:\Juli-An\Favourites. Not all folders in the user profile supports this but all the c library files and a few others.

  Of course if you did as I suggested and ended with a 500 GB C drive you may need.