Can I transfer from Microsoft My Money ?
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Yes. iBank's set-up assistant will help you to install QIF files exported by your copy of Microsoft Money, transferring data including accounts, transactions, categories and investments.
249045
No it will not. It can only transfer data. This isn't a limitation of The cable, but actually in Windows. You can certainly copy the Tax software's folder, but because of the way Windows handles programs (dll files, registry entries, etc) it wont actually run on a different computer. You should copy the database file for the Tax program and try and import that into a fresh install.
1501113
No, that Easy transfer cable will only work for Vista. You need to have another cable that is designed for Windows 8.
1867166
as long as the new PC runs the same type of OS (Windows vs. Mac vs. Linux, for example), it should be an easy transfer. make sure if you used the SecureAccess manager to load to the flash that you first install that on the new PC. even with a different OS, there are utilities like Bootcamp that can simulate another OS... it's just one more step is all, though. as long as you have a browser installed that allows import of favorites (most of them do now), just navigate to the flashie using the import function on the browser.
1714646
Yes. My son's desktop is Windows 7 and his new laptop is Windows 7 as well. He had no problem transferring data except he had to take sure neither system went into hibernation because on the first try it did and he had to start the transfer over.
1958613
According to this article:http://www.zdnet.com/how-the-new-windows-8-license-terms-affect-you-7000003028/You can transfer the license, but I can find nothing official from microsoft.
44434
I tried this on a few computers with mixed results. Essentially the newer your computer, the more likely it is that the transfer will work.
2236173
Not that I know of, but that doesn't mean you can't. I wanted to transfer every file and it did that just fine.
390271
NO. What happens is you put your new XP machine in there and re-run the WET wizard only to see that there is no "Continue an existing transfer" option the wizard. Better stick with File and Settings Transfer or USMT or do it manually.
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Files can be transferred by simply copying and burning to a cd and simply move to the new computer. Microsoft also offers a programs and settings wizard for upgrading operating systems but its not designed to transfer data from and old to a new computer. I would highly suggest just saving your important files to a cd or DVD and copy them to your new computer. As far as Microsoft Word or programs you will need to use the software installer you purchased to install on the new computer.
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Mine was retail. You will have to make sure that you do contact Microsoft if & when you want to move it to another computer. My license is for only "1" computer. I do have an OEM copy that has not been opened or used that is designed for system builders that I will sell for $150.00 & you pay shipping. Did I give you enough?
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Short answer: Yes. I did it and it works great. Long Answer: It's not simple, especially if you are upgrading to a smaller disk. 1) Create a recovery disk/thumb drive with the Windows Utility. Besides being a good idea, they offer you the option to delete the Recovery partition from the back end of the drive. Doing so will allow you to more easily manipulate the existing partitions for transfer. 2) Delete the blank d: Data partition. I am not sure why they break it up like this. Possibly shrink the System partition (I first went to a 128GB drive, then to a 256). 3) Unscrew the bottom, remove the drive (REAL SHUT DOWN FIRST!!!) 4) I tried to use Clonezilla to duplicate the drive, but this didn't work so well. So I ended up using a simple dd command in linux. If all this is beyond you, just find a local geek to help. 5) Plugged in the new drive, screwed it all back up, and it worked! ONE ISSUE!!! Upon reboot, Windows thinks it's a special version called Windows To Go, and won't let you install from the MS Store. Here is the solution: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/W8ITProWTG/thread/af05f60a-4cb0-4561-b49f-71938dad6853
1294252
Yes it is compatible, it's transfer rate will be lower but it'll work just fine.
887908
Yes you can. I worked with Filemaker on Mac and PCs and you're able to transfer the DBs easily.
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Yes! You can select certain folders or files to transfer. In addition to compatibility with Microsoft's built-in Windows Easy Transfer software (recommended for first-time users), this cable also includes a full license to Bravura's Easy Computer Sync application (free: a $19.95 value), which adds drag and drop and other additional features for advanced users. Choose either one, making the same choice on both computers in order to successfully connect. You can download the Bravura package at www.bravurasoftware.com/easy-computer-sync. This download also includes and installs the latest versions of Microsoft's drivers (required on XP and Vista). Your Bravura Easy Computer Sync product key is provided upon purchase; enter this key when requested by Bravura's software. The product key is uniquely matched to your Amazon order number, and is licensed for use with your cable on multiple machines. How it works: You open the program and go through the steps just as you would in the sync (or automatic) transfer process, but it gives you the option to select drag and drop instead of sync. On the computer you decide to do the transfer on, it opens up a windows-like window with both computers on one split page, wherein you select folders and then drag-n-drop like normal. You can also search online videos for "Easy Computer Sync" to watch the process.
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I don't line about transfer to a laptop or desktop. I have not tried. The app is not available for my nexus 7 tablet.
827762
Sorry but i have not tried to transfer to any other thing. I use it with colored pencils.