“Migrating apps, and data to the Windows 10 new system How do you get your old settings, apps and data from the old laptop to the new one. I read that Windows does not have any migrations tool built in. Is Laplink a good solution?”
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Generally data can be copied over to the new laptop. Any method will work: Laplink, the old copy to usb, Windows share (drag-n-drop), etc... Data such as your email, you have to import or download properly buy configuring your email account on the new computer. Reinstall your software - some old software may not run on the new OS.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I upgraded this laptop to Windows 10 for free, the process kept all my programs and data.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.1. get an transfer usb cable 2. do a full windows file transfer (replace old backups) 3. do a windows backup to a usb drive 4. get mywd cloud
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Not sure if I follow this question since I upgraded 3 machines (2 desktops & 1 laptop) to Windows 10 (All from Windows 7 Home Edition). All of the profiles on each machine seems to have been migrated without loss of any personalization. If this question is related to migrating from Windows 8.1, I don't know. Also, I did NOT update any of my profiles to use an Online ID - I, only use Local Accounts.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.If you did an "Upgrade" from Windows 8.1, 8, or 7, all your apps migrate. If you did a clean install, then you are starting fresh, no data, apps, or settings will be saved. Create a Microsoft account, and you can get your apps you purchased from there, otherwise no migration with Clean Install, only Upgrade. Hope that makes sense.
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