Does synchronizing function copy all saved emails, address book, etc? Will it also transfer some mal-functions in old computer?
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Your emails go with your browser, Yahoo, Gmail, etc. Mal functions should not go unless you have a virus. Run a full scan with your security software first. I also use Piriform to clean up my computer.
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No it does not; it has nothing to do with email sys or address book, etc, it transfer files, documents, book marks and desktop icons!
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Yes, it does. There are updates issued that will download through Microsoft Update process that will bring it up to speed. The email with your question came in on MS Outlook as example.
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if it is continuing backing up, is that the same information being made redundant or does it back up new information. MAC user with Time Machine
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I do not think so. The only function that I see in it is the transfer of whole files from one computer to another -- not remote control from one to another.
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No, it doesn't. I think there is software available to import your data, but the operating systems are different, so they don't wiork together at all
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I'm not sure. I had lost my disk when I changed computers, upgraded. As hard as I tried I could not transfer the addresses. I tried copying them to a memory stick, emailing them and various other attempts. I ended up printing them and then entering and saving them on the new computer. Hope this helps. Chuck
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Most definetly. We transferred everything from the desktop to it and it didn't move the memory but a hair. I suggest when u do, label the folders differently so you will know which computer it came from.
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If I understand your question, the short answer is no. Example: you have 2 computers, A & B. The tax software is installed on computer A along with some data files. You will have to install the tax software program on computer B also. Once this is done you can drag & drop the *data* files from A to B. Dragging the program itself from A to B will never work. Also, keep in mind that this device does not "see" every file type and some may be missed if you are not careful. A great little time-saving device with a major flaw. Use at your own risk!
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i reread your question and here's a clarification. it automatically overrides data. old data gets deleted to constantly keeps about 3 weeks worth on hard drive at all times
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I used it to do the exact same thing and I had no problem with it. I have used it to do several data transfers with different computers and laptops and never had a problem. Actually I did have a problem this one time but it was a problem with the hard drive itself.
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This is not a transfer program but a clone program .... Your data remains in the old HDD .... GO to Crucial website to verify my statements ..... and don't forget the static guard wrist line ..... Good luck - Dave Brown
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No. The file would be too large. The system over writes the old ones once full. This enables you to keep a record longer.
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Yes. But its a lot of data and it takes a while to copy to the local drives.
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No and that has caused us a great deal of pain. We had all of our addresses, anniversarys, etc on file. Tried a virtual machine thing but it would not transfer all the data We are still trying to work out a way If you have any ideas let us know irv8063@bellsouth.net
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To be honest I am not sure. I always uploaded it to a computer before the memory filled up. Once it is not synced to a PC for a while, it starts taking longer to lock on a satillite. I do it every 2-3 weeks and the memory is always less then 10% full.
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Can't answer Davids question because the gadget never would sync any data. Right now, it is on a shelf in the closet and I no longer use the website. Really a bad, stupid purchase.
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It does a perfect clone of your existing drive. All operating system, applications, settings, keys, passwords and data come over automatically. Keep you r old hard drive as a backup