If my computer crashes, can I transfer/use this on another computer?
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I doubt it. It is registered on one computer. If you were able to use it on another computer, why not 3 other computers. I do know that if you lose Office on your computer you can load it over and over on the same computer. I have done it 3 times due to virus protection wiping out the software.
1602667
you would have to download it to your computer and then transfer with the usb data cable.
2069173
You should be able to use it on the new laptop. Do you have a hard copy of your version 10 and the License Code? If so, then just install it from your disk and enter the License Code when asked. If not, you can clone from one laptop to the other (e.g. using Casper), but I would likely check with Adobe support on the best way to accomplish your needs if you installed from a download.
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Assuming the problem you had is not with your hard disk (it is still spinning, no head crash.) This is exactly what you need. After you connect the cable, one side to your hard drive, the other side to the USB slot on your laptop, your old hard drive will become just another drive on the laptop. You can do whatever you want with it. I even used it as another drive to back up my data.
1683127
I'm sure you can do it yourself on your home pc, but the easiest way is to take it into a boost stoe and have them transfer the data.
447563
You Should Be Able To Download On Your New Computer With The Same License. I Think They Have A Customer Svc #. I Didnt Keep This Software I Got A refund
856918
Yes. You can move everything over. What's programs that are not compatible would just need to be installed with the correct install.
570577
if you have the disk then you'll just have to reinstall it in the new computer
1055608
No Or it would not on mine nor my newer Windows XP machine I bought after the one I used it on crashed. I kept getting the message it was already loaded on both machines I tried it , but it wasn't. Too bad because it was the best of this type I have found and very user friendly
2261427
You would need a laptop or other device in conjunction. Transfer speeds are very fast.
2000449
Sure! It's great. Just remember to disconnect with the Safely Remove Hardware feature for XP and prior O/S's. If you have a lot to transfer, you need to make sure your Host PC doesn't time out. You can set to "never" in the Control Panel. I hope that helps.
1132648
Yes, just download the software from website on each PC. Customer support is GREAT. You should hove no problem.
1324084
You can read your docs in SSD and create new docs also in offline too.It will work as the other computer.
1958611
According to the license you can transfer it to a new machine (deactivating the old machine) and even sell it to one person as long as you give all the documentation to the buyer. http://personaluselicense.windows.com/en-US/default.aspx
2002686
I think so, unless you use your mouse, keyboard, and monitor to set up the old computer and leave it running, then switch the to the new one and set it up. Once you get the old computer set up everything else is done on the new one. I haven't tried this, but it should work.
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Yes, you can. I had to reuse the Easy Transfer Cable for the transfer of my Playlists from iTunes on the old computer to our new computer. I had to go through and create the playlists as a note or whatever the terminology is for the file and then was able to transfer them to the new computer. This is really a good tool for transferring. Well worth the $$.
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IF I had to this, I would transfer the info from the external drive to the old computer and then use Laplink to move the data to the new computer. You can drag & drop files from the drive with explorer. However you cannot transfer programs. Good luck