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• Win 7 activation, move hard drive to another computer.

  I moved the hard drive of a laptop damaged to another. Windows wants to be reactivated, but think that I am trying to install on two machines. Not the case.  Is there a work around?

  Have you tried to restart by phone?

  How to activate Windows 7 manually (activate by phone)
   
  1) click Start and in the search for box type: slui.exe 4
   
  (2) press the ENTER"" key.
   
  (3) select your "country" in the list.
   
  (4) choose the option "activate phone".
   
  (5) stay on the phone (do not select/press all options) and wait for a person to help you with the activation.
   
  (6) explain your problem clearly to the support person.
   
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/950929/en-us

• You want to move the $NTUninstal files to another hard drive?

  Windows uses 9.8 GB to 40 GB hard drive, I can move all the files from $NTUninstal on another HDD to make room?

  Hi John726,
   
  Here's a similar post on this issue. Check if this may help you:
  equivalent $ntuninstal

• How can I move the main library of FCPX sys HARD drive to another HARD drive

  I am a beginner FCPX...

  I use an SSD as diss system. I n ' love to load this SSD with such a library. Is it possible to move the main library on another hard drive?

  A big thank you to you all

  Michel

  Assuming that the middle is inside the library, just copy it to another disk and remove it from the SSD. It must be a Mac disk in format.

• Move the Windows Media Player files to another external hard drive

  The hard disk that contains the files from my Windows Media Player 10 is dying.  I need to move the data to a new hard drive that I bought, but have not yet connected to my PC.  Old and new external hard drives are plug-and-play.

  I have a lot of additional information to the library and want to be sure that I don't lose in the process.  However, I have not found anything in the documentation that tells me how to move my database from one hard disk to another.  Can anyone help?

  If music files are in MP3 or WMA format, so most of the information is also stored in the files themselves, so that these information will be retained when the files are moved. There are a few fields that are not stored in the files, such as play account, custom fields and possibly star ratings. In order to preserve these fields during the movement of the library, you can use the backup of the metadata tool.

  Tim Baets
  http://www.BM-productions.TK

• my laptop is dying, I can move my hard drive to another computer and still use vista coa?

  my laptop is dying, I can move my hard drive to another computer and still use vista coa?

  Hello

  It depends on the type of license you have, as to whether you can transfer it or not.

  Pre-installed Licenses OEM (HP, Acer, etc.) and the Microsoft System Builder OEM licenses are tied to the first machine that they are installed on and channels of license when this machine dies.

  OEM licenses are not transferable.

  If you have purchased your own license for sale retail of Windows and installed yourself, yes you can transfer it to another computer.

  Retail licenses are transferable.

  Just be sure that you have only installed on one machine at a time.

  A single license means one Installation.

  And if it is retail and transfer you, in all likelihood will have to reinstall the operating system, as this disc hard the 'old' aura card mother drivers installed, which will cause starting problems.

  See you soon.

• Can I create a profile user account on one separate hard disk other than 'C' or can I move an active profile to another hard drive?

  Can I create a profile user account on one separate hard disk other than 'C' or can I move an active profile to another hard drive?

  No, you cannot create profile on something other than the system drive. You cannot move the entire profile, but you can move directories in sketch.

  http://www.edbott.com/weblog/?p=1371

  MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• I want to move the folder Program Files to another hard drive.

  I have Windows 7 installed on a small primary partition on one of the two hard drives, double boot with Windows XP.  My installation of Windows XP is on a smaller primary partition (like Windows 7) and Program Files folder on a separate drive logic in an extended partition, not on the system drive.  I want to make a folder Program Files of Windows 7 on the same logical drive, Program Files and move the Program Files from Windows 7 folder to that partition on the second hard drive.

  Just an update.  I finally managed to move 'Users' on a separate partition, so my installation of Windows 7 now has Windows on a partition, the files program on a logical drive in an extended partition, and users on a separate logic in this extended partition.

  On the Windows partition, there are junctions that point to the logical drive Program Files and the logical drive of users and editing the registry to set these default locations.  Windows updates proceed normally and successfully.  Program facilities smoothly and work as expected.  I'll post my procedures on my site, I hope that in the near future, after that I tested and confirmed their on my other Windows 7 machines.

  Be forewarned, however, that this separation will break the ability to repair/reinstall (upgrade on-site) Windows 7.  It will stop when he sees that Program Files not are not on the system partition.  However, in my particular case, I depend on third-party software disk for backup, Imaging for the loss of this functionality (repair/reinstall) has no real interest for me.  Restore a disk image is much faster.

  There are other methods posted on the net to separate these main divisions of Windows during the installation. My methods are intended to guide differently to an existing facility while retaining all the features.  And once again, as shown in this thread, Microsoft Support seems to discourage that kind of thing.

• How can I move the Virtual Mode of Windows XP hard drive to another drive

  How can I move the Virtual Mode of Windows XP hard drive to another drive?

  TIA

  Hi Benyl,

  The vhd in programfiles basis cannot be moved or renamed, if done, xp mode stops at the start.

  To move the files under c, first to boot xp, instead of save mode the machine virtual., turn it off. (settings to prompt the user for action narrow close). Close the machine virtual., and then choose stop. This will remove the vsv file. Do not delete the .vsv file because it contains data if you have not registered in the virtual machine.

  Now, move it "C:\Users\CHRIS.domainname\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows virtual PC\Virtual Machines\Windows XP Mode.vhd" to a desired location.

  Parameters of xp mode open, go to the hard drive 1 setting and reposition the hard drive to the new location of the vhd. You should now be able to start the virtual machine.

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  Shalini Surana - Microsoft technical support.
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forumand let us know what you think.

• How can I move a photo library from one hard drive to another?

  How can I move my library of photos on a new hard drive?

  Make sure that the hard drive is formatted as HFS partition map + and graphics interfaces.

  Click and drag the full library to the current location on the hard drive.

• How can I move my XP OS from a hard drive on another hard drive.

  I can move microsoft xp form more small disk to a bigger hard drive on the same computer.

  Yes.

  Using almost any software of imagery and many new hard drives arrived with these software * or * you can visit the web page of the manufacturer (for the hard drive) and they have downloads of such software to transfer the OS from old to new hard disks - even taking into account the fact that your C partition will be greater.

• How can I move (not simply copy) folders/files to an internal hard drive to another hard drive internal?

  I just finished the construction of a new office with 2 internal hard drives: a Crucial SSD of 128 MB and a 1 TB Samsung HDD. I loaded my programs commonly used on the SSD more fast and Windows 7 (64-bit) and to use a lot more big HARD drive to store data and programs less commonly used. I transferred all my data in my old desktop using Windows Easy Transfer, but it would only allow me to transfer data to my system drive / C: (SSD) boot. So now, I want to move my data files on my D: drive. Windows will allow me to move the folders and files on an external drive, but apparently only will allow me to copy on the D: drive. Which means I have to delete all the files copied from the C: drive to D:. This certainly isn't a huge problem, but I wonder if there is a way to just move all the files, rather than copy/delete. Anyone have any ideas? Thank you!

  I just finished the construction of a new office with 2 internal hard drives: a Crucial SSD of 128 MB and a 1 TB Samsung HDD. I loaded my programs commonly used on the SSD more fast and Windows 7 (64-bit) and to use a lot more big HARD drive to store data and programs less commonly used. I transferred all my data in my old desktop using Windows Easy Transfer, but it would only allow me to transfer data to my system drive / C: (SSD) boot. So now, I want to move my data files on my D: drive. Windows will allow me to move the folders and files on an external drive, but apparently only will allow me to copy on the D: drive. Which means I have to delete all the files copied from the C: drive to D:. This certainly isn't a huge problem, but I wonder if there is a way to just move all the files, rather than copy/delete. Anyone have any ideas? Thank you!

  Why don't you just cut & paste?

  Open Windows Explorer, select the files you want.  If you want to select all files in a given folder, press Ctrl + A (this will select all THE files & folders).

  Press the ALT on your keyboard and you will see the Edit menu (see the screenshot below).

  

  Select "cut".

  Now, go to your destination folder and press the ALT key again.  Click on the Edit menu.

  Select "Paste".

• Try to move the folder ' AppData/Local' to another hard drive without success...

  Hi all

  I have a problem which seems to have been discussed here, a few years back, but it seemed no resolution at the time.

  The problem is, I am trying to get my personal files moved to drive B: to the C: drive.

  This to Re-partitioning of the C: drive for less of a catastrophe should my drive C: never kick the bucket.

  I found the instructions online to move all (Local, LocalLow and roaming files.  The instructions worked well upward, to the folder (Local).

  I can't make it move.  I checked the permissions and I should be OK here as I am the only user and administrator.  All are checked in the Security tab.

  Bottom line is I have aprox. 1.7 GB of info that I probably need to move to this folder (Local) and still can not.

  I am attaching a sample of the message that I get trying to move the property path.

  Can someone help me out here telling me:

  (1) is it possible to move this folder?

  (2) what I lose if I have a dead hard drive, if the (Local) file is not moved to the other disk?

  (3) any person having legitimate suggestions, who has the same goal as me and want the cold hard facts to do that, we can

  get help?

  To all those who give their time, many thanks in advance and best wishes to you!

  JEMM

  

  Thanks for the comments. Be sure to mark my answer as "Response" to this topic.

• How can I safely move a program to another hard drive partition?

  My C:\ drive becomes low in space so I want to move some programs on my external hard drive.  Can I do this without any problem?

  You can install programs on an external hard drive. Moving programs is a little more complicated. You must install them out of their current location and re - install the new.

  You want to do it "without problems". It is not so easy. If the program is correctly installed on the external drive and at a later date, the unplugged drive problems might appear. To be re-connected, in some circumstances, the player will be given a letter from different player than before. The program will become unusable until this that deleted and reinstalled. Similar problems can occur according to the habits of functioning.

  So, Yes, it is possible, but it is not recommended.

  Tom Ferguson

• How can I move a master hard drive to HP one case to another

  I couldn't find the manual in the help of HP for the owners, but there s bound to a section.

  I think that my mobo might have died and I was wondering if it was possible without having to format the hard drive...

  How to recover data if it is not possible

  Hello

  If your hard drive has OEM software on it then mvoing hard drive to another one with a different motherboard is more likey a violation of software license.

  You can remove the hard drive and put it in an external USB case to recover the data.