Move the files to the 2nd disk on the computer

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• Move the computer system to a new disk

  I have a 6 year system, I built and it's time to upgrade.  New system uses MB P9X79Pro Asus with Intel I7 3930.  I want to take the drive system (SDS) from my old computer and install it in the new computer, and then upgrade to Windows 8 Pro on the new computer.  The SDS Vista OEM of Windows 7 Home Premium upgrade.  Can I unplug the old system and plug the other, or are there other necessary steps?

  The Windows 7 Home Premium is a full version license?

  If its a Windows 7 Home Premium upgrade version, move the drive to the new computer will invalidate qualifying OEM Windows Vista Home Premium, which in turn invalidates the license upgrade and it disqualifies by Windows 8 Pro upgrade.

  You need a Windows 8 Pro full version license.

  There is no full retail version of Windows 8. If you need a full version, you will need to purchase the Pro OEM Windows 8 of new eggs. To do this, install an own custom.

  Windows 8 Pro
  64-bit (OEM)

  Windows 8 Pro
  32-bit (OEM)

  Windows 8
  64-bit (OEM)

  Windows 8
  32-bit (OEM)

• roar of hard disk and the computer freezes for a few seconds

  My hard drive makes a sound whirring for a few weeks now and when I type in emails or messages like this, the computer freezes for a few seconds. Any ideas how to fix this?

  A desktop computer. Your problem could be overheating.

  You must remove the side panel right and remove dirt dust bunnies fans. Also, make sure that all the fans are working. Safety switch the computer off and pull the power cable before removing the side panel. You can then move the computer backon and check that the fans are working.

  Then, turn off the computer and some time for that cool. It is best to use a wrist band, which you set on the casing of the computer to you the earth before touching anything inside the envelope. You can buy one in a store of computer accessories. Static electricity can damage a motherboard if you don't take precautions.

  Then, you use a small brush to remove the sheep of dust around the fan on the processor. I used an electric razor, cleaning brush. I use an Air blower to clean the power supply fan. An air Duster is also useful fopr cleaning keyboards.

  Removal of the dust bunnies should reduce the noise that makes your computer. It can also reduce overheating, which can lead to errors of Blue Screen of Death.

  Another way to check the hard disk to see if it is overheating is to use HD Tune 2.55 (free):
  http://www.hdtune.com/download.html

  You have to scroll the page to see the freeware version.

• When asked does not accept the 2nd disk to download files

  Recently, I downloaded all the files for CS2. There are 3 online for CS2 configuration files.  There was an another daughter for Extras and a zipped to go live.  I click on disc 1 and he started very well, put in my code, when he asked for it.  Then, he asked me to insert disk 2, I had them in the same folder and I thought he could see it. not having not other options, I went back in the folder and double clicked on disc 2, even if it started at the request of insert disc 2 remained, and the only application installed was Photoshop.  I even went so far as to burn all files on an individual disk and insert them when it ask you and still did not work?

  then 2nd disk file creates and extracts in a wrong directory.  all the extracted files should be moved to the directory created by the first extraction of disc.

  Then, run the Setup file.

• How to do the second hard drive as main hard drive and move the files to the first hard drive to the second.

  Original title: How to I can't remove my 1st hard drive program files?

  Basically, I got a new laptop for games with Windows 7 on it, and I know almost nothing about computers. So it all starts on my SSD (180 GB) and I want to move to my 2nd hard drive (750 GB) HHD. I want to keep windows and steam (platform game) on my SSD and move almost everything on my other hard drive.  When I move everything on it works, but when I try and do a right-click and delete the programs or program filex (x 86) it says I don't have permission. So I give myself permission and ownership of the program files, but it does not work. I tried to remove anything that did not come on the computer and what I just said try again, but it still does not work.  I have tried myself giving full ownership of readers, but it still does not work. He always tells me that I need permission from myself. Is any way for me to have my computer recognizes the HHD as the primary drive, and then I can move Windows and Steam my SSD? And all that would remove? (If yes let me know if I can put the drivers I have on a flash, so they are removed). Any help or advice would be great! Thanks for reading and you're time and effort!)

  P. S.
  Do not forget that I know little to nothing about computers, so just assume I know nothing and give me instructions step by step, if it is possible.
  May peace be with you,
  Alex

  Basically, you can not, you need to uninstall the programs, then custom Setup to the location/reader of your choice, even in this case a lot of files will always be located on your windows disk.

  When you install a program many entries are written to the registry, if you try to move a program, if you can, the registry entries will be incorrect then the program will stop working.

• Firefox 6 need to move the cache (files temporary folder) to a specific file

  Hello I need to know how to move the temporary file for firefox folder 6. I managed to do it easily for IE as it can be done from the settings tabs for firefox but, I need to access the topic: config so I understand. However after that I implemented browser.cache.disk;D:\Temporary Internet Files and browser.cache.offline;D:\Temporary Internet Files, nothing seems to happen like firefox still uses the original place

  Pref is correct browser.cache.disk.parent_directory - does not exist by default, the user needs to create.

• How can I move the location of the cache of Firefox on another disk to free up space on Cdrive?

  Just like with IE, which gives the possibility to move the Temporary Internet Files folder.

  You can do this by creating a new hidden preference.

  1. Type of topic: config in the address bar and press on enter
  2. Accept the warning message that appears, you will be taken to a list of preferences
  3. Right click somewhere in the list and select "new > String.
  4. For the name of the preference, type browser.cache.disk.parent_directory
  5. For value, type the path to which you want to store the cache
  6. Then find browser.cache.disk.enablepreference, it must be true, if it is not, double-click on it to edit its value

  For more information, see http://kb.mozillazine.org/Browser.cache.disk.parent_directory (the mozillaZine knowledge base is down at display time, but should be up soon hopefully)

• To move the library continues to be the library system hard disk

  Hello everyone,

  I would like someone to help me with this question. I've migrated the pictures opening. My library as subject of 70,000 photos.

  Everything went well. I imported the photos keeping referenced masters to na DHM (external hard drive). But, as I wanted to access all my library in the devices of ohters (Iphone and Ipad) that I bought the 1 TB Icloud.

  I noticed that I had 2 thousand pictures consolidated and referenced 68,000.  Then only 2,000 photos are ok to download.

  And there is the first question. It takes too long to download and photos do not appear on devices! Is this normal?

  Here's what I thought:

  I move my library to an another DHM (os Journeling) and consolidate all the photos. Then I will download them all to the ICLOUD. And this way, I'll have all the pictures in all devices.

  But my concern is the following.

  I tried this.

  I copied the actual library to na DHM and deleted in the MBP and open PICTURES. I expected that PHOTOS recognized the library the library even only in a different location. BUT ISN'T. Photos 'think of it as a new library and not the photo of system library.

  Is it possible to move the library and continuing to be photography libray system?

  Help me please.

  Thanks in advance

  Antunes Duarte (greetings from Portugal)

  Is it possible to move the library and continuing to be photography libray system?

  You can set the photo library of the system in Photos > Preferences.

  Double click on the library on your external drive to open pictures. When the Photos is running, open the Photos > Preferences > General.

  Click on the button 'Use as Photo Library system'.

  

  If this button is gray, fine - the library is already the photo library of the system and you can activate iCloud photo library for her.

  If you want to use the library with iCloud, the disk must be formatted correctly.  You can use a hard drive with iCloud photo library, if the file system is Mac OS extended (journaled).

• Programmatically move EXE file to RT-target and change the INI to start the EXE when restarting. Then the target restart RT.

  I'm trying to:

  1. download the rtexe on the target in real time
  2. download the file or - rt.ini of the RT target on the local disk
  3. change the RTApp.StartupApplication path to POINT to newly downloaded rtexe
  4. download the ini file edited to target RT
  5 reset
  6. the new rtexe should start to run

  When manually deploy the application of RT through the Project Explorer and manually restart the target RT works very well.

  However if I follow the steps above using the attached VI, to restart it does not start the EXE and loses the connection with the RT.

  When I try to reconnect, he said:

  "Errors were detected in the log of the target when connecting to the target:

  LabVIEW: (Hex 0x63B) target the RT has not enough memory to load the startup application. »

  Now why is there enough memory when the EXE is deployed through the Project Explorer, but not enough when the EXE file is moved manually?

  If there is an easier process or to achieve this goal, please suggest.

  Thank you

  Problem solved.  Problem was never in the INI file.

  Apparently using FTP "FTP Store Multiple.vi" used to move the file EXE to the rt to intimidate target must change the file somehow. Instead I just use the FTP "Put several files.vi" and everything works fine.

• I can not move the files to a folder in windows XP, only to copy them, and I get the windows error. This happens on any file or folder.

  I use XP Pro SP 3 and I'm having a problem with moving the files from one folder to another, no matter where the folder or files. If I try to move a file, it crashes and it cannot be opened or used. If I move a folder, then crashes all the contents of the folder, and I can't even open the folder, it tells me access is denied, this nothing else. If I try to delete the file, then I get a prompt to error telling me that the file or folder is not accessible, and that access is denied and "make sure that the disk is not full or write protected." If I try to move the files corrupt in another folder, this time I get the message "Unable to move or replace" the file in question and "make sure that the disk is not full or write protected." If it is a document as a text file, then I can open the file and there is a prompt indicating that access is denied. I can then use the text document and save something, but if I close the document and then try to reopen it, all the changes are lost.
  It is not this problem if I move the files to an external device or disk drive.
  I am running as an administrator.
  Right now, if I need to move a file, I copy it to its destination, which is possible and then delete the original file. With the help of a release program was the only way I could delete these files, which could no longer be used.

  Hello Closrapexa, welcome.

  1. do you have this problem started recently?

  I recommend trying the system restore to bring the system back to a State before the problem started. Try this:

  1. click on START

  2. click on "all programs".

  3. click on "Accessories".

  4. click on "system tools."

  5. click on "system restore."

  6 follow the prompts shown to restore your system to a date before the problem started. Although the system restore does not target the personal data, it is recommended that you back up all data such as music, photos and documents in case something is not bad.

  Let us know what happens

  Thank you!

  Ryan Thieman
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• 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

• How can I move the folders from Windows XP that contains "Live Mail" e-mail files to a different location than C:\Document and Setings\...?

  I just migrated my PC Windows XP "Outlook Express" to "Live Mail" and the migration went really well - the progress of conversion migrated without any human intervention my thousands and thousands of emails, my many Email of OE, my address book files.

  I have however a problem and are not top-of-now a solution for this.

  With Outlook Express, files of Windows XP with my emails were on another Partition of Disk Partition c.  It is important for me, for all the 'application data' (for example, all emails) stored in another partition of the disc the C partition. Because if trouble with newly installed software (for example a beta Version of the software), I can use a backup of my C Partition and restore it without losing the data of the application (for example without losing everything new emails).

  Question 1: With "Live Mail", can I keep my emails to another folder of Windows XP as the standard C:\Document and Settings\... file? If Yes: How can I do this?

  Question 2: Is this whole "C:\Document and Settings\nom of utilisateur\Local settings\application data\Microsoft\Windows Live Mail" folder that I can move to another location?

  Where can I get information on these topics?

  Thank you for an answer.

  My apologies. I was finally able to find a description on how to move the folder containg XP on the Web e-mail "Live Mail".

  In the event a reader is interested in the solution, I included the link to the Web page containing the answer:

  http://www.optimizingpc.com/software/windowslivemail.html

• 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.

• Move the disk with Windows 7 to a new box

  I have Windows 7 installed on the drive HARD n ° 1 of my Compaq desktop computer.  The power supply fails to start (with the light flashing on the PS).  I have another almost identical box with a faster processor and more than 50% of available memory.  The disk HARD #2 in the box Windows 7, but it is indicating that he is not an authorized copy.  I would like to move the HARD disk #1 to the new box and wipe the old disk, HARD drive #2 to use for storage, etc.  When I installed the HARD drive #1 existing, HDD #2, I can see the #1 disk, but it does not start to it.  I can access the files #1 but I can't to start her.

  I tried to boot on it in the start menu, but it does not start.

  I can make this transition?  What should I do to make this work?

  Still don't give us the information complete, that we need.

  It's a detail or full an OEM System Builders license for the edition of Windows 7 Ultimate?

  Everything you say is that you bought.

  «I've recently updated the HARD drive #1 XP to Windows 7 with an official version of the software.»

  If it is full retail Windows 7 Ultimate license make a clean install with it on the second machine.

  How to do a clean install:

  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/1649-clean-install-Windows-7-a.html

  And make sure that you have only installed on a hard drive in a single machine

  Using this method may require phone Activation.

  If it does require phone activation, do not follow Demand of Auto, but brace yourself for a real person explain as to what has been done for purposes of re-setup

  "How to activate Windows 7 by phone '

  http://www.SevenForums.com/tutorials/18715-activate-Windows-7-phone.html

  See you soon.

• Windows 8 move the SSD hard drive program files

  Hello

  I just bought a new computer, it has 2 drives. one is a 32 GB SSD which was intended only for Windows operating system and the other is a 500 GB of HARD drive, which was for all other files and programs.

  Now because my SSD is the player by default; the program, Program Files (x 86) files and the Users folder are found on C:. this sense that when I install a program and am not invited to select a destination (such as Office 365) folder, it will automatically end on C: instead of D:. Is it possible for me to move these 3 folders on the C: on the D: drive.

  Running under WINDOWS 8

  Could someone help me with this problem please.

  Thank you

  Support site for your computer manufacturer should help you with this. Normally a 32 GB ssd drive does not contain the operating system because it is too small. She is just a cache for recent files speed up the computer and it is not generally drive C.

  'See' your disk, open disk management and who will give you a better idea how the disks are configured. Shortcut keys to access disk management are key Windows + X. technicians Contact the computer support or ask about it in their forums. Don't move anything without assistance.

• script storage vmotion which move the config files too?

  Hello

  I have a VMWare admin for a long time but I am very new to the PowerCLI and script. I could find, modify and use scripts that do a simple storage vmotion: all disks go to a data store - but also one that can move independently - disk hard drive 1 to the data store X, hard disk 2 to the data store Y. However, I can't figure out how to recover the configuration files as well. I just got the book "VMWare vSphere PowerCLI reference", which confirmed my fears that you can't call these configuration files (and Exchange files, etc.) as a single parameter as you can hard drives. You use the SDK, that I have even fewer know that the CLI of power!

  I keep my BONES (disc 1) files and configuration files in 'BONES' labeled data warehouses, so whenever I move a Hard Disk 1, I want to keep the configuration files, swap files, newspapers etc. with the OS disk file and move them to another "OS" datastore. No matter who else set up like this and already is figuring out how to automate this type of move? I know that I can move the entire VM to a data store, then move the hard drives 2 and above, but it's a waste of time and I have no OS LUN that are too big.

  Thanks in advance for any help you can give!

  Thanks for buying the book, I hope that you may find useful.

  Yes, you are right, there is no single cmdlet that lets you move only the configuration files.

  You can do this with the RelocateVM_Task method in the SDK however.

  Such a script, in its simplest form, will look something like this.

  $vm = Get-VM MyVM
  $configDS =Get-Datastore -Name "MyDS1" $hdDS = Get-Datastore -Name "MyDS2"
  
  $spec = New-Object VMware.Vim.VirtualMachineRelocateSpec $spec.Datastore = $configDS.Extensiondata.MoRef
  Get-HardDisk -VM $vm | %{
      $hdSpec = New-Object VMware.Vim.VirtualMachineRelocateSpecDiskLocator    $hdSpec.Datastore = $hdDs.ExtensionData.MoRef
      $hdSpec.diskId = $_.Extensiondata.Key
      $spec.Disk += $hdSpec}
  $vm.ExtensionData.RelocateVM($spec,"defaultPriority")
  

  You specify the destination of the files "config" in the line of $configDS.

  Hard disks will be migrated to the data store that the script gets in $hdDS.

  If you want to only move the configuration files, you specify the same data store to which they are already for hard disks.

  $vm = Get-VM MyVM
  $configDS =Get-Datastore -Name "MyDS3" $hdDS = Get-Datastore -Name "MyDS2"...