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• 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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• How Long should it take to transfer data to the new iPhone

  I had a capacity of 32GB iPhone 5 c that I had used about 30 GB of.  Got a new 6 iPhone with a capacity of 64 GB and after a few false starts, I am now transfer data from the old phone to the new by using iTunes.  However, it was 'Step 5 of 5' sync of Apps for more than an hour.  Should it really take this long?  When can I give up and try another thing... and I want to try?

  Thanks in advance

  I had a similar problem when my 5-a new 6 s using the iTunes backup, and I think that the problem is with the thinning app. This will affect you, because if you updated apps on your iPhone 5 c, this would not have been be transferred to iTunes. iTunes is trying to install older versions of your applications with more recent data on your phone, and that is the cause of being stuck in this step. You have to update all your apps in iTunes and then sync your iPhone.

• I have Adobe Acrobat XI on my old Windows PC and want to transfer the software on my new Mac Book Air.  Can you tell me how to transfer Acrobat from Adobe on my new Mac and remove it from my old PC until I sell the PC?   Thank you

  I have Adobe Acrobat XI on my old Windows PC and want to transfer the software on my new Mac Book Air.  Can you tell me how to transfer Acrobat from Adobe on my new Mac and remove it from my old PC until I sell the PC?   Thank you

  Hello

  You can not transfer the software, you will have to download in the form of a new Mac computer.

  Please use the link below to download the program:

  Download Adobe Acrobat products. Standard, Pro | DC, XI, X

  See also, find the serial number of your product Adobe quickly

  Let us know if that helps.

  Kind regards

  Bani

• Unable to transfer data from the laptop hard drive external/pendrive.

  Dear Experts,

  Unable to transfer data from the laptop hard drive external/pendrive.

  Each time that tried to transfer meesage seems to the authorization of the administration.

  Kindly help me to solve the problem.

  Concerning

  Hello

  Follow these steps and check:

  To take ownership of a folder

  a. click on the USB key you want to learnand then click on Properties.

  b. click on the Security tab, click Advanced and then click on the tab owner.

  c. click on change. If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

  d. click on the name of the person you want to give to the property.

  e. If you want that person to be the owner of the files and subfolders in this folder, select the owner of subcontainers and objects replace check.

  f. click on OK.

• I'm unable to transfer data to the USB key. He says I have no permission, please contact the administrator

  I'm unable to transfer data to the USB key. He says I have no permission, please contact the administrator... also not able to remove all the data from USB key

  Good so take a look here

  Run the FixIt first, then if that doesn't work, see these topics:
  • Faulty, misconfigured or missing device driver
  • Out-of-date firmware or BIOS
  • Incorrectly configured root hub
  • Remove and reinstall all USB controllers

• How to transfer data from the 7 Millennium

  How to transfer data from the 7 Millennium

  You will need to manually back up your files by copying and pasting on a device from external storage such as a USB key or external hard drive.

  Then copy them on Windows 7:

• The lateset, 2015.5 edition, does not transfer data from the metadata, only the focal length objective. Disappointment when you want to know what that lens you used. (It allows to rename the files but after you create a second copy. "It's an improvement.)

  The last edition, 2015.5, does not transfer data from the metadata, only the focal length objective. Disappointment when you want to know what that lens you used. (It allows to rename the files but after you create a second copy. "It's an improvement.)

  Yes, copied files from Nikon NEF, DNG.

• Transfer data to the new iPhone 7

  I'm going to buy an iPhone AT & T 7.  I should have transfer AT & T my data from the old phone to new phone or should I do it myself via iTunes?

  See transfer content from your old device iOS to your new iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch - Apple Support

  The only way for AT & T to do would be for them back up your device to one of their computers store and restore the new device. Do you want to really a computer AT & T store to have a copy of the data on your device?  It's a simple process to do it yourself, and you should be regularly backup your iPhone to iTunes and/or iCloud anyway.  A backup is your single source to recover your data in case of disaster.

• I used windows easy Transfer to transfer data to the new laptop, but the Favorites do not show up. How do I get my old favorites?

  I used Windows easy transfer to move the data from the old to the new laptop. Bookmarks of Firefox has not been transferred. How can I get my old favorites for the new machine? Thank you

  http://support.Mozilla.com/en-us/KB/recovering+important+data+from+an+old+profile

  Your old profile is located here in Windows Vista and Win7:
  
  drive: \Users\Windows login user name\AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\profile_name

• After the transfer of the library to new Mac, all the songs are duplicated

  I got a new iMac and launched iTunes and signed on my Apple account, where all my music presented themselves as available in iCloud.

  I then transferred the iTunes library to the iMac for my old Mac laptop.  Now each song appears twice, once with the cloud, indicating that it is not on my computer but in the cloud and the cloud is dashed outline, indicating that the path on my computer is awaiting transfer to the cloud.

  I don't know if it's just another bug of iTunes/iCloud or if I messed up the transfer.

  Any suggestions?  Thank you!

  Argelius wrote:

  I then transferred the iTunes library to the iMac for my old Mac laptop.

  How and what exactly did transfer you from the old to the new computer?

• I can't transfer data from the old hard drive to the xbox 360. New xbox wants to format

  I have an easy transfer cable, and if it is connected to old hard drive to the new xbox. The new xbox recognizes the storage device but wants to format and doesn't give no option to transfer data. Obviously to format the disk will delete the info. Anyone has any suggestions or ideas birght!

  The X - box forums are here: http://forums.xbox.com/

• Putting swap on the road of new Mac Pro

  Last week, I installed a pretty new EVO 850 500 GB SSD Samsung cloned successfully man requiring 320 startup disk to it.

  As you can imagine, for the past week, I've been myself patting on the back, bragging to my friends and usually insult to the speed of light by Early 2008 Mac Pro 3.1 now working at.

  It's seriously that quickly now, that I fear he will soon realize it's very own form of consciousness and maybe try to destroy the planet or something.

  A week on however I wake up to the news that Apple will release their new OS Sierra, so excited, I rushed to know more.

  Hhhuuummm, is not compatible with Mac Pros more than 2010.

  Now having been a Mac owner and user since the first Macintosh, I am quite aware that if Apple is no longer supported your machine with a BONE, the end is near. Pretty overwhelming after only a week ago, he rose to the status of demigod.

  Thus, faced with the imminent disappearance of my 3.1 and unable to splash the ridiculous $11, 000AUD wanting by Apple for a new, same spec'd Mac Pro, I have to look maybe a 2012 second hand model or similar.

  My question is this. Can I just remove the new Samsung SDD and older Classic readers of my old 3.1 and jump in the bays of a new 5.1 and expect it to work?

  While I'm confident enough that older readers won't be a problem, it's the Start Up disc (with the El Capitan on it) bothers me. Is the disk drive Start Up inseparably linked to my old 3.1 and unable to start a more recent machine unless I have format and start again?

  Thanks in advance for your answers.

  You 'Da Man' Troy, you 'Da Man '... I went through what you've been through as well. Had a Quad core of 2008 that was not serious, but is not a measure quite, so went with a 12 core opportunity pro mac, which, although the phenomena up a little bit on the handles (shipping container was ugly) now works correctly. First, back up your stuff. That is true with any computer-back it upward. Hard drives can and fail, usually without much warning.  Secondly, what you propose should work. The startup disk is not inseparably and absolutely linked to your old 3.1 at all. I'm sure that you have activated the TRIM and do all that. I see no reason why it wouldn't work. That's what I did with my replacement hard drive, only it popped in my recent Mac pro. The only difference is that the sleds by car are somewhat Pluss, and so it will not work in the other. All you need is a Phillips screwdriver, screws don't go, so when you're ready, undo the readers from the old machine, attach them to the new drive sleds and drag em in (by making sure, of course, that they are the correct way around). Assuming that there is a player any of your recent mac pro, you might be able to use Internet recovery * or make some kind of bootable Setup program and put it on a dvd or a USB key. Snow Leopard (10.6.8 I think) will allow you to get at least to the App store, and from there, you can install El Capitan. After you back up your stuff, you can use Migration Wizard and Time Machine, which are integrated into the operating system, to transfer your stuff on and off re - authorize your new Mac (and off allowing the old a) to use the iTunes store and all that, you should be good to go, and more if you want, you can put a blu ray in your new mac (you may have to the Scout for the software to play blu - ray even if - this feature is not built in)

  hope this helps you - I think I paid about $4 322 Canadian with a monitor, and oddly enough, the guy I bought it second hand me that it probably came from Australia...

  JB

  * you will need to connect an Ethernet cable to the back of your Mac pro for this... A Wi - Fi connection is not cut it... too slow and capricious

• transfer data from 2010 macbook pro to mac mini

  How does a transfer of data from a 2010 MacBook Pro to a new Mac mini? Can we still connect the MacBook Pro as a hard drive and transfer data over all to the top of the Mac Mini?

  Move your content to a new Mac - Apple Support

• How to transfer data from the samsung galaxy s2 to the iPhone 5 s

  My friend want to transfer data from Samsung Galaxy S2 for its new iPhone 5 s. How can do us? Is it possible through my Macbook Pro Yosemite 10.10.5? Please notify.

  I tried to install Mov to iOS app in Samasung Galaxy2 but he says that the phone is not compatible

  https://www.Wondershare.com/transfer/Samsung-to-iPhone.html