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Moving programs from another computer

Discussion in 'Bing' started by y2jani, Nov 27, 2008.

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    I am getting a new computer with Vista installed. Is there a utility included with Vista (or a program available) that would allow me to somehow transfer my many installed graphics programs onto my new system from my old system? Using a usb cable? Or, will I have to manually install all my old programs?
     
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    MeetHere Prominent Member

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    i think u have to install manually as the registery is required to be set.
     
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    Agreed!.... Manual install is the only option.
     
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    There is no way to move installed programs from one OS to other OS since an installed program reference the OS's registry, so manual installation is the only option, but If you had used portable versions you could just move the programs from one computer to any computer without installing.
     
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    I usually keep all my installation files on my backup. This way I just have to run those off and I'm done.
     
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    Why not just use it as your second hard disk so the all your graphic programs is in it.
     
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    There’s a greater possibility that programs installed and setup in the previous version of the operating system will conflict in the new platform. We cannot say, older version of some software is Vista compatible or not. If it were the same OS then it could be possible. Norton Ghost is this kind of software I know. No problem about transferring the graphics or any other files but the installed programs/software. You should manually install the programs again in Vista.
     
    suman817, Nov 27, 2008 IP