I purchased a game, 10 Pin Bowling, in 2003.  I want to transfer it from an old computer to a new one.  What needs to be done to transfer it?
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Just use the CD, if you don't have the CD copy all the files in the program files folder-> c:&#92;programfiles
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Best solution I can think of would be to get a 5 1/4 drive and install it onto the new computer. If you run into a problem, find another computer that would have a 5 1/4 and USB ports (or install a card).  Use a USB Flash drive to transport the files.
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you can use a software such as Norton Ghost to make an image of all the stuff in your old PC and put it into the new PC.
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There is no way to actualy get " both " memories they are seprate hard drives but if you want to transfer a game or something like that over to another computer, you can use file and transfer wizard |start|all programs|accessories|system tools|file transfer wizard|, make shur your two computers are networked via a crossover cable if they both do not have internet
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Maybe the games you have are too old for the computer you have? You need to check whether the games you have are compatibility with your new system.\n\nOld games were not necessarily made for the specs of newer computers, therefore the games might not function properly.\n\nDo you use Windows XP? Have you tried Program Compatibility Wizard?\n\nStarts the Program Compatibility Wizard, which helps you configure older programs to run on Windows XP\n\nKeep the computer you have! Get a old computer for use with your older games.
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If it was for an older system, be it Amstrad, Amiga or Acorn, try first looking for sites about these machines - some of them have quite comprehensive software listings, and often downloads because many software houses have lifted copyright on their very early products. \n\nIf you know the publisher, get in touch with them. Many publishers, like 3D Realms and Moraffware still sell their old games, just don't advertise them very promptly or at all.\n\nIf it's an old DOS game, it may not work on a modern PC for various reasons. In these cases, you need a free program called DOSBox, which can be a little tricky to get going, but anyone who learnt DOS should be reasonably confident with PCs anyway.
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Search for some software on the net which will either play it directly or convert it to some which you can play with your existing software.\nEG :\n*.mov,*.3gp = Quick time player .\n\nOr you can post the file extension here so that more specific help can be provided
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it REALLY depends, like, the computer's life itself truly depends on a couple of things, the power supply, your proccessor, your graphics card, and your memory, all of things can be switched out, but if you wanna do THAT, then you have to make sure your computer is compatible with all the new parts you want to buy, if it's 6 years old, i'd just buy a new one, because the slot's for some of the components such as the graphics cards or the memory cards are newer and most likely won't be compatible with your current computer.
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there are many ways to do this, either you can burn a cd with the saved data and put it in your laptop. or you can have and pen drive/flash drive and transfer the data. another way wud be to network these two computers and transfer the data. you can even use internet for the same if data in not too much, you can email it to your self and later can open and download it in your laptop.
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Unless something important or record-breaking happened then I don't think you can get it. It is a while ago and most places don't keep games from that long ago. Good Luck though
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That's alot of questions...:) First, try putting your old harddrive into an external case and plugging it into the computer with USB...if you're running Windows 98SE, you'll need the drivers for the external case. A card that will suit your needs yet is under $100.00..ATI RADEON 92** series video card. Last question...not sure...is it a fibre optic port?
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You can do this, you might have to contact Microsoft...just make sure to tell them you are upgrading your computer.  The licensing should work fine as long as you format your other hard drive.
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You cannot just copy the software from one computer to another, you need to install the software. When you install any software, there are many other files associated to the main .exe file to run. If those files are not found you get error messages.\n\nBut if you are getting the error message such as above "application not valid win32", that means, this particular application is actually not a valid executable file, for example try to do something like this:\n\nChoose a picture file like IMG0039.JPG and rename it to IMG0039.EXE, now double click to run this .exe file and you will get the error "application not valid win32".\n\n\nTry re-installing the application, sometimes you also get such error if the installed file is corrupted. Re-installing the application will should solve the problem and also check your computer for errors by following this:\n\nOn windows XP\n- Open My Computer, select the drive you want to check for errors, usually it is C:\n- Right click on C: then click on properties,\n- click on the tools tab and click on Check Now.
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You can not simply copy across programs. You need to get the install discs for the programs and install them on your new computer. You can copy across the files, but without the programs installed you will be unable to open them.
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there is no easy way of doing this. you have 2 options. 1.  take you computer to a shop and ask them to transfer you hard drive to DVD or CD. or 2. you can remove the drive from your lap top buy and external hard drive case for a small hard drive (laptop hard drive) install your hard drive into the case and then connect it to your new PC and transfer the files that way.
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From easiest to hardest\n\n1.- USB thumb drive (you said ur old computer probably doesnt have one)\n2.- burn a cd\n3.- get both computers on the same network, and share the directory where the files are\n4.- use an ethernet cable (twisted pair)
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You can link your old computer up to your new one and transfer the files between the two.