i do not play games will it still be beneficial to me for what this computer has. how will i transfer info from my old computer to jy new one
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This computer is fast and also isn't that good for gaming. The graphics card is kind of crappy. Depending upon what type of hard drive you have . . . You could open up the case and plug in your old hard drive. OR you could transfer it through your network. . . Google would have detailed instructions as well.
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if you have the disk then you'll just have to reinstall it in the new computer
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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.
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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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It was easy for me. What I did was save all of my files and data on my old laptop to a flash ("thumb") drive and then when I inserted it into the Gateway, it was easy to transfer onto the new laptop. Programs may need to be re-downloaded on to the new laptop though, depending on how your old laptop saved them.
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Hi Jan, Sorry I can't answer your question I gave to my mother for a gift and I'm not sure if she would even know how to access any games on it
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I don' know. Do not play games on my computer but it will install older programs.
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Info says it just deactivates the software, leaving all the files so should be simple process to move them to the new PC.
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This device allows you to connect that old drive to your new PC just like connecting an external hard drive. This device provides power to the drive and has an adapter ago you can connect it via USB. Step 1. Power up your new PC. Step 2. Connect power supply and USB adapter to old drive. Step 3. Place old drive on flat surface, don't move it around. Step 4. Connect USB adapter to your new PC. Step 5. Access your old drive and copy/paste data off of it. Step 6. There is no step 6. Throw your old drive away, I guess. This device allows you to connect that old drive to your new PC just like connecting an external hard drive. This device provides power to the drive and has an adapter ago you can connect it via USB. Step 1. Power up your new PC. Step 2. Connect power supply and USB adapter to old drive. Step 3. Place old drive on flat surface, don't move it around. Step 4. Connect USB adapter to your new PC. Step 5. Access your old drive and copy/paste data off of it. Step 6. There is no step 6. Throw your old drive away, I guess.
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i don't use those games etc. so i really don't know. otherwise the computer has worked very well.
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No. The PC might have come with a short-term trial version (I don't recall) but you would have to buy or import a copy for permanent use. (I loaded my old copy onto the new PC, and it works fine.)
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This device allows you to connect that old drive to your new PC just like connecting an external hard drive. This device provides power to the drive and has an adapter ago you can connect it via USB. Step 1. Power up your new PC. Step 2. Connect power supply and USB adapter to old drive. Step 3. Place old drive on flat surface, don't move it around. Step 4. Connect USB adapter to your new PC. Step 5. Access your old drive and copy/paste data off of it. Step 6. There is no step 6. Throw your old drive away, I guess.
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I believe you can only re-install to the same computer, but if it is uninstall first then installed to your new PC it should work. If you make an image of your old PC first, you may be able to load back if your new install is not accepted. I plan to try this,but not now.
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No this disc if to save what you had on the computer only if you are trying to move what you have to another computer. You need your or an original disk for your computer. kevin.saunders99@live.com for questions.
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No. Save yourself a lot of aggravation. You can build a better gaming computer for what you'll end up paying for this.
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No, this is not a computer. It's a special purpose device (technically a computer too) not made for games but for storage.
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Yes, as long as your not transferring more then 230gig to the new drive. As far as transferring all your info they make a bunch of cloning software. BUT! I highly recommend just reinstall everything from scratch and only transferring what you need from your old to new drive. It will make it run a lot smoother and cleaner.