How do you transfer a program on one pc to another?
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you can use \nif networed: ftp, sftp, ncftp, directory sharing, email, nfs,\nssh\n\nif not networked: floppy, cd, dvd, usb pen drive, fingers (re-type he he)
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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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You can try the FolderShare program.\nFolderShare was recently bought out by Microsoft. On a weird note, Microsoft released FolderShare for free.\n\n\nFolderShare allows you to setup two or more computers to share one synced folder. A change in a file, or adding a new file, will automatically be downloaded to the other computer.\n\n\nAdditional Notes:\nMicrosoft bought out FolderShare and they are currently re-branding it under the Windows Live service. Although this is a "beta" service, it works very well on my computers.
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you need to either do one of the many listed below:\n\n1.  get external/internal burner one for backup disc onDVD or CD\n2.  get a LAN line cable and network it transfering files\n3.  get a removable USB HARD DRIVE folder by folder\n4.  get a USB Cord that can transfer one PC to other\n5.  get PC with music and add Hard Drive to existing PC\n     (this creates C drive and a D or E drive added for big space)\n6.  get external Hard Drive and back up everything\n7.  get MP3player and transfer from space given slowly\n8.  get memory card that comes with reader or ya cam/PSP/etc
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in most cases now a days just importing a program directory will not allow the program to function properly or most likely not at all\n\nhopefully the program will let you save data to be opened up on another machine, unless its like a calculator and there is no data to save, only the program itself\n\nthen you could just reinstall the program and open the files\nif you don't have the program installer, all you can do is copy the folder/directory onto CD and onto another PC
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Using Windows Explorer, go to the directory of Outlook Express normally 'program files/windows/outlook and copy the mail files there are a few, then move them to your new directory and that's all to it, you actually don't need to open the program in the old computer..☺
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Find the file in "Program Files" then find the file called "Save". Copy it on to disc. On the other pc find the same file then copy the saved game on to the new saved game file. You should get a message like "File already exists overwrite?" and click yes.\nI had to format my hard drive the other week and I done this to all my games. When the pc was restored I put the old saves over the new one's and everything worked fine.\nHope this helps.
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From my understanding, it sounds like you want to "copy" you install of windows XP onto another computer.  This will not work for a few reasons. 1) The current WinXP installation is configured for the machine its on right now.  If you transfer exactly that windows install it will not load. (without some major hacks)\n2)It's technically illegal to install one copy of windows xp on two machines.\n\nBut on the other hand to transfer information between the two machines, the easiest solution is to pull the Hard drive from the 98 machine and stick it in the XP machine.  XP will recognize this new drive and make it a local drive (E, or some other letter).  From that point you can tranfer information to and from it like any other storage device.
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you cant tranfer programs
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Go to your hard drive\nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;"account name"&#92;favorites\nand save it to CD/disk/flash drive and paste it into your new laptop in C:/Documents and settings\n\nor cory it and e-mail it to yourself and then paste it
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You will need software for the drives.  I suggest getting a dvd/cd writer external drive that comes with software.. then you can transfer from one puter to another with no problem..
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Just put your old hard drive in as a slave drive and then copy the files you want to the new hard drive. You obviously cannot get programs (unless it is just a single exe. file and nothing else) because it has to be installed and it is a different operating system.
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there r a lot of ways .. just follow any one.\n\n1. u connect the both system under network and just copy from one computer to the other\n\n2. u can burn the songs in a CD and the copy to the other system\n\n3. use the USB memory cards and copy to the card and then transfer to ur new system
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If they are seperate whole computers, (meaning your not just changing parts and keeping the hard drive) one way is to network the two computers together (connect both computers directly by plugging in the internet cable from one computer directly to the other.) and then on both computer go to start>programs>accessories>system tools>files and settings transfer wizard. then just follow the prompts and it should work if you do not have a firewall on either computer. if you have a firewall you will need to disable it temporarily.\n\nanother way that takes longer but is a little more simple is manually transfer the files by backing up all your programs onto a cd, or mass removable storage media like an external HD and then just transfer your files and programs from the old computer to the new one that way.
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If both machines have USB ports, transferring files with a jump drive is probably the best method. Jump drives are available for 20 bucks or less and are very useful.
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If both of the PCs are desktop PCs, just take out the hard drive from your old PC and put it as secondary drive in your new PC. It should be automaticaly found and you can either keep it like that or copy all your files (like from one folder to another) and then move back the old drive. If you think you can't do this, you can also go to best buy or circuit city and for about $85 they will do it for you.
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there are a few ways.\n1. purchase a CROSSED network cable. (regular network cables are straight-thru). Plug each end into the network jack on each computer. this will allow both computers to connect to each other.\n2. if you connect to the internet with a hub or router, you should be able to plug both computers into it and then share the c drive on your computer so you can access it from the laptop. copy the files you need.\n3. use a software like laplink\n4. usb to usb connection\n\nTo wipe the hard drive on the PC you an either delete all the files or do this:\n\n"If you want to format your drive when XP is installed, please try the following:\n\nSet your BIOS to boot to the CD-Rom or hold down the "F8" key to access the system. Perform the following.\n\n1. Start Computer booting from CD\n2. Choose Recovery Console (R)\n3. At the dos prompt type: "format C:" (without the quotes)\n4. If it asks for the "Administrator Pass Word", Type it in if you have one or just hit "Enter" to continue. If you use a password...\nRemember it. "WRITE IT DONE AND PUT IT IN A SAFE PLACE!"\n5. Commands that you can use, format (drive)/ Q (quick) FS/ (File system fat/ntsf)"\n\nI got this from the 2nd link below.