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• Transfer of files from the old PC to new PC?

  Hello

  I am trying to transfer my profile of an old HP ProBook s 4430 to a Dell desktop all in one computer

  How can I do this? I'm sick of this slow computer! Help, please.

  Thank you in advance.

  Easy Transfer is correct.

  Easy transfer is a facility built into Windows 7, designed to transfer your data AND settings from the old to new PC.

  You will need an external USB hard drive.  Hook it up and get it recognized by the old system.

  Click on the starting planet

  Simple type in the text box that appears

  Select and click Easy transfer

  From there, it is easy to follow.

  It creates a large file with everything what it.  Works like a charm.  I use it all the time and have for years.  Also works for the passage to a new hard drive.  It will take a while on the OLD computer, but it's walk and come back later thing.  Works much faster on the new.  Helps a lot if you use your USB 3 port and that you have an external hard drive that supports USB3.

• Move contents from the old PC to new PC

  Which is simplest and cleanest way to migrate all the content from my old PC (XP) to my new PC with Windows 8.1. Microsoft says it's to make a download available from Laplink (PCMover Express). This downloaded software will do the job if I connect the PC again to my router / FIOS network via an Ethernet cable and make the transfer of PC to PC over the network, or it would be more efficient to use the Laplink USB cable by buying their software?

  It depends on what you mean by "everything."

  In general, it is easy to move data files (e.g. documents, pictures, music, etc.) between machines, and if the machines are all connected to the same network, the copy on the network is the best way to accomplish the move (it is always prudent to copy, check the computer to see if everything is fine, and then delete the old computer instead of moving that automatically deletes the original files).

  Some applications, such as Microsoft Windows Easy Transfer, move the 'parameters' as well as data.  For the most part, this includes things like the customizations of office and similar customizations; It may also include the "Favorites" browser, music playlists and so on.  These 'settings' are really more data files, but they are located in more obscure places and the average user probably don't know the files to move or where they need to go.

  In general, you can not move the programs (applications).  These must be reinstalled (assuming they are compatible with the new version of Windows) using the original installation media (CD, DVD, downloaded the Setup file).  PCMover of Laplink, however, claims to be able to move the programs.  I've never used this product and I saw mixed reviews.  So if you either don't have installation media for your programs or you don't want to go through the resettlement process, read the reviews and decide if you want to take a chance on this program.

  Whether you use the USB owner or your network, apparently PCMover will work with both.  The main difference will be the transfer speed, and this will depend on the type of network you have and the type of USB connection available.  Typical home networks now have a theoretical maximum throughput of 100 Mbps.  USB 2.0 has a theoretical maximum of 480 Mbps.  Gigabit networks are faster and so are USB 3.0 connections (although I think would be that does not support the USB Laplink USB 3.0 cable).  Here's what a 2010 review had to say on this subject:

  With an external hard drive, USB2, we found it took about four hours to travel 30 GB of data, and beyond 100 Mbps Ethernet the same charge took more than a day of solid copy. Your best bet is a Gigabit LAN (if you have one) or the cable USB Laplink, which should in theory work around twice as fast as an external drive.

  
  Read more: Laplink PCmover Professional review | PC Pro http://www.pcpro.co.uk/reviews/software/354922/laplink-pcmover-professional#ixzz2vIxqhlpN

• License of moving from the old computer to new computer

  Hello

  How can I do this? Just uninstall the old and download it again?

  If so, I need to some license information-, I guess. But when I go to my account page and look at my products it is empty. That is my products are not registered. But obviously, I produced (creative cloud, PS) otherwise I would not be able to access the page of accounts in the first place...

  Concerning

  Jonas

  Adobe products must be installed by using installation files - they cannot be moved between machines.  Your license allows installation enabled on both machines so there is no need to do anything on the original, except if you wish to cancel the ability to work with her.

  Download/install the desktop application, connect and install applications subscription.

  https://helpx.Adobe.com/creative-cloud/help/download-install-app.html

  Creative cloud to desktop

  https://helpx.Adobe.com/creative-cloud/help/creative-cloud-desktop.html

  Sign out, sign in | Creative office cloud app

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/creative-cloud/KB/sign-in-out-creative-cloud-desktop-app.html

  Install, update, or uninstall applications

  http://helpx.Adobe.com/creative-cloud/help/install-apps.html

• Moving from the old HD to new issue of computer...

  I have a Dimension 8250 with an 80 GB IDE hard drive which contains the OS (XP - Pro SP2) and applications. All data are stored on a separate file server.

  Is it possible for me to buy a new machine (490 precision work) and put the old drive in the new machine? I need to upgrade the computer, but want to avoid having to re-install all programs and restore the operating system settings, etc, etc.

  Thank you in advance for your help!

  
  

• Trying to get my info from the old on my new iPad and it froze with half of my apps not downloaded.

  Trying to set up my new iPad Air2 and iCloud worked until halfway to download the apps.  my new iPad works, but half the apps are frozen.  How should I proceed?

  Have you tried to restart.

• News Time Capsule, who am I clicking / moving from the old to the new

  I am installing a new time machine.  I can't find anything that clearly explain what exactly I'm clicking and dragging from the old to the new.  It States in the article apple in the Finder to drag the time capsule backup disk image to the new original airport.  I do not see that whatever this is called image backup drive when I'm in the Finder.  I have the following:

  OS X El Capitan, version 10.11.5

  MacBook, late 2009

  Airport Time Capsule, 1 TB, think its 3rd generation

  Here is the link to the apple site I use for instructions.

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/ht204078

  When I click on the time capsule (when connected via Ethernet), I see a yellow folder called data. Data are referred to as a sharepoint under type.

  When I double click on data, Finder displays the content on my time machine which are as follows:
  -' of a lizardson MacBook"it's a sparsebundle
  -' of a lizardson MacBook 1"is a sparsebundle

  -3 or 4 files that I created to copy things from my computer not apple at the time machine and back to my mac

  I also noticed that after I double-clicked on data I see an icon on the desktop, title given (with the icon that represents the data on a time capsule).

  In Time Machine preferences, when I click Select backup disk, call it data (and has the same icon as the one on the desktop).

  The State of instructions to click and drag in the finder... but think (which is probably not correctly) I'm docking time at my office - and just above machines drag this folder 'Data' on a new via the Office of the former?

  < double post deleted by Tesserax >

• New iPad: restore the data from the old iPad, but...

  I got a new iPad. I have already backed up my old iPad to iTunes and wanted to put in place the new iPad to restore this backup data. BUT when I connected to iTunes, I've learned that I have to update the operating system first. He wouldn't let me NOT restore from backup! I had to set up as a new iPad.

  So, I did the installation of the new operating system. But I have a lot of applications and data from the old iPad I want on the new iPad. How can I quickly transfer these data? I have found no method to restore the backup of the old iPad now since. Frustrated!

  Follow the directions here: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT203434

  Basically, now that iOS is updated you need to clear the iPad and then you can restore from a backup. -AJ

• How to transfer files from the old hard drive to a disc new hard, old hard disk has been removed?

  I had a hard disk going bad. Installed a new hard drive and the need to transfer files from the old hard drive. I have an external enclosure for the old hard drive and can connect by usb port.

  The process is fairly simple once you put the old drive in the external box. You can use the usual methods of copy and paste in Windows Explorer. If you copy files, complete folders, you can take a look at RichCopy.

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/2009.04.UtilitySpotlight.aspx

  Tom Ferguson

• I had to get a new phone because I dropped one and damaged the screen how am I supposed to remove the information from the old phone if I'm not

  I had to get a new phone because I dropped one and damaged the screen how am I supposed to remove the information from the old phone if I don't?

  Are you turning in the Apple device, a company or the insurer? Can you turn on the device? If so, you could try to send a command to erase with iCloud. If this is not the case, if her deal with Apple, they he will wipe away. If the only damage the screen, you don't want just the screen replaced?

• "Not responding" message at the beginning upward. SOLVED by the creation of a new identity &amp; import the messages from the old to the new.

  This only happens on one of my identities, the rest seems to agree...

  When I start this identity, it's really slow & as soon as I click on anything it says "not responding".

  After some time (about 10 min.), he will finally do something but, after a few clicks he strikes again.

  8.1 Windows, IE 11, new software Thunderbird

  While I appreciated the responses, I have completely abandoned after my last post that with the two security modes by running this identity still did not...

  I found myself fixing by find and save the messages of this identity, creating a new identity folder and import the messages from the old to the new.
  And then deleting the old identity in the list.

  users /(your username)/AppData/Local/Thunderbird/Profiles

• How can I get sent emails from the old to the new email address?

  I'm moving and will have a new email address (internet society)

  How can I get my emails FORWARDED from my old to my new e-mail address e-mail address?

  You ask what their transfer of your former e-mail provider options. Once you stop the e-mail with your former provider service, you usually don't have that email address more unless you work something with them.
  Thunderbird is an email client software that runs on your computer. It has nothing to do with staging by email around the Internet. Especially e-mail addresses that no longer exist.

• problem with the copy of the mots de passe from the old to the new machine.copied key3.dd and signons.sqlite from the old to the new profile, but firefox does not recognize their

  a lot of hassle copying old profile to the new machine... Finally overcome bookmarks but failed to get the passwords recognized... followed advice old conversation community how much/little to copy from the old to the new, with no success

  You copy both files to the correct location?

  You can use this button to go to the Firefox profile folder:

  • Help > troubleshooting information > profile directory: opens showing the file
  • https://support.Mozilla.org/KB/recovering+important+data+from+an+old+profile
  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Transferring_data_to_a_new_profile_-_Firefox

  If you still have access to the old computer, then try this extension:

  • Password exporter: https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/password-exporter/

• When I transfer the data through to the new computer it removes it from the old computer?

  I get a new mac next month and will probably be to transfer all my docs, photos, settings etc using the method in this article. I was wondering if, when data are transferred to the new computer, if it is removed from the old computer? I had problems the past with back ups and updates goes wrong and I fear that I will lose all my data by mistake in the transfer.

  Lol the original data remains on the old computer, but don't forget to save the new computer as soon as you can.

  Use Time Machine to back up or restore your Mac

• Transfer of data from the old and new Mac

  Hi folks, I'm acquires a new iMac, PC (with Retina 4 K display 21.5 inch iMac) to replace my current iMac (21.5 inch, mid 2010). I sold my existing iMac and will have to ship power off before receiving the new unit, ergo, I won't be able to use the method of transfer of my data from the old to the new Mac.

  Accordingly, I am looking help form to advise me how can I do to preserve my existing Mac data so that I can install on the new Mac. In addition, how to delete all my data from the old Mac but preserve the OS X (El Capitan) and relevant applications.

  All of the advice and recommendations will be greatly appreciated

  1. create a Time Machine backup or clone bootable on an external drive, and then migrate your data from it.

  2. you need to remove El Capitan of the old Mac before send you it off and return it to the most recent of its original operating system or 10.6.8.

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