Is this reuseable? Can I change this from one computer to another?
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I place the clear guides on the sides of the monitor but I don't use the sticky tabs. That way, I can remove it the screen from my monitor and if I needed to resuse it, I could do that easily.
1367572
Yes. It's a flat, flexible but sturdy piece of plastic. It comes with double-sided sticky tape so you can remove/reposition, or use on a different monitor if need be.
1367573
Yes. It is reusable. It will be unaffected by its use on any other monitor.
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.
646196
I didnt yet. Only my laptop so far. Im sure you can. Its such a good program that even if they only gave you one load one computer, it would dtill be worth it. Im sure you can load on both.
101852
Yes it can be used more than once as long as it is used on the original 2 machines that it was installed on. If you wish to transfer to more than one PC you have to have additional liscense.
447563
You Should Be Able To Download On Your New Computer With The Same License. I Think They Have A Customer Svc #. I Didnt Keep This Software I Got A refund
1899781
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.
693752
You can if your entire system is compatible with your computer. I needed a tech to implement the feature.
48015
Had to get a rebuilt, would not buy another used (rebuilt??????) computer on line, get a local to bebuilt if this is what you want to do. had to get a rebuilt because needed Windows XP
956747
Sorry I don't know for sure as its the wife's computer. She set it up and uses it. I can't be 100% sure but I don't think so. Wife will not be home til tomorrow so I can't ask her right now. Again sorry for the lousy answer.
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I would say as long as you uninstall from the old PC, then you should be perfectly ok to install on a new PC. I'm pretty close to needing a new computer, so I'm going to test down the road. If not, I will just purchase a new license. Thank you.
100537
Yes, I have. There is no problem doing this as these drives are generic. However, the company I bought it from sent me one which appeared new (with new packaging) but tested as having thousands of hours of use on it. The test said it was working just fine but it wasn't a new device. I did not pursue the matter further as I did not intend to put this computer into daily use and it was not worth the hassle.
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sorry &#304; can not anwer this questioln. because my pc has stolen after a cuople of days so i couldn't use it.
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Yes you can. for more assistance i recomend you call there tech support. they are very friendly
2080021
Yes you can, it will depend on which program you use. I use a paid program, Paragon Migrate which will do it with both drives installed and in use, other programs such as the free version of Macrium Reflect will and I believe paragon backup and restore will. Some programs such as Acronis, will begin with the drive in use then tell you to reboot and do the actual clone during the reboot. With the Thermaltake Black X you can clone to the Black X or with the drive installed, and is easier when connected by eSATA but will do USB also.
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According to the license you can transfer it to a new machine (deactivating the old machine) and even sell it to one person as long as you give all the documentation to the buyer. http://personaluselicense.windows.com/en-US/default.aspx
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you should be able to use it on another computer. especially if you have used it as a backup drive or just downloaded random files you should always be able to load it onto a different computer.
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Yes you can. After I purchased mine I took it to Microcenter a certified HP technician center and upgraded it.