Can I copy the directory from my older Vtech system to my new replacement Vtech system?
1758956
I don't know, but would suggest asking Vtech's support at http://www.vtechphones.com/support/contact-us/product-support
251148
i do not think so. i have used the star tech drive to clone several disks including the system drive and they all have worked aok. however, i have always physically placed the original disk in the rear slot and the target disk in the front slot. since the star tech device reads/controls the disk, i do not see how you could clone a disk without physically placing it in the unit. to be able to clone a drive without removing it from the pc would be a nifty idea however.
1946247
i think you should be able to call them & have your norton transferred to the new one.
1317419
There is no specific software, it need to be connected to lab top for updateIt seems the same as former device
1810402
The only place I know is through the Learning Lodge, which is on cd or you can download it onto your computer via the VTech site. There are several free games there and others are pretty cheap.
2204061
No, you'll have to transfer the parts from the old screen, it's about 3 or 4 parts. The cable you see on the picture belong to the "menu" "home" and "back" buttons.
1951296
I would contact vtech and ask them what u can do about replacement pieces. And also they might give u other options on other products u can use as replacement pieces. Good luck.
1126786
Absolutely. Use Carbon Copy Cloner and that will work great. However, I would just take the old HDD and stick it in a drawer as a backup drive, get another SSD and use it as external super fast storage.
1612956
The short answer is yes. The long answer is it depends on what kind of data and where is the hard drive is and do you have a spare disk controller port. If your old hard drive is failing it may be anywhere from easy to nearly impossible depending on the current state of the drive. If you are trying transfer a complete system drive including the OS like Windows with all the functionality then you will likely need a program like Acronis True Image to make a current system image and then transfer it onto the new drive - this is not always as easy as it sounds and you may need to consult with an expert - hopefully you have a friend who is one. If you just want to transfer pics, videos and documents and you can install both drives on the same system and you know where they are on the drive then it is easy, as easy as copying them over. I would really advise finding someone who had done this before, hopefully more than once, and can help you but it is 99% sure you can depending . . .
1327278
Yes, everything would be copied ... as long as the drive you are copying to is the same size or larger than your original
1220871
Doable, but stock drive probably has stuff you'd want to mirror to the replacement drive for that to work correctly.
1273528
Yes, but you have to get it divorced from the original vehicle through SCT first. Afterwards you can start from scratch on a new vehicle.
444459
sorry I don't know. my best advice to you is too contact VTech directly. sorry I couldn't be of more help
2077589
You can migrate the drives to a new unit but there are a few things that get lost. see this tutorial:http://www.synology.com/en-us/support/tutorials/484
1365831
I am not familiar with that machine but the one's I have just play. No erase, No record, no nothing. I would think you would neeed a computer ro Format he CD's and reload your new stuff.
60691
I think it will work as long as you use an Admin account on both machines, and copy all of the files you want to move into one folder and move that. Pretty sure you can view the source files from the target machine.
1284781
No, I don't believe so. I had someone else install it for me & I believe he said he had to reuse the old ones.