can a software be backed up?
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yes its called back up disks
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I can recommend you Acronis True Image backup software. It's a very reliable program with friendly interface that will execute your backup task easily. http://www.acronis.com/homecomputing/products/trueimage/
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does it mention what dll it needs>  do a Google for it and download it. Otherwise download another backup program.
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Im sorry but ive never done that to any of my computers. But, i can tell that im not sure if upgrading wil lose any of your programs, but to make sure you dont. Copy all of your programs that you want,to a recordable CD. After you upgrade it, just put back in the CD's and put the programs back. It's the only   way i know to guarantee that you dont lose your files. Good Luck =D
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You can backup your operating system, important files/folders, Outpost settings, application settings and media library using Acronis True Image 10. This is very comprehensive and easy in use backup software by which you can backup to different locations such as CDs/DVDs, external drives or FTP servers. I'd highly recommend you this brilliant software. You can read about it here: http://www.acronis.com/homecomputing/products/trueimage/
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do u mean a back up disk?
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Anything that you have purchased you have the legal right to make backups for you own personal use. See the link below reguarding fair use laws.
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The only way to back up files is to copy them to a different device.  What that device is will depend on your system.  If you have a CD or DVD burner, burn them to disk.  If you have a second internal hard drive or an external USB drive, use it.\n\nAs far as WHAT to back up, begin with the My Documents folders under each user in the Documents and Setting directory.  Then look for any other folders with data (pictures, music, vids, documents, etc).  It is pointless to back up programs as you can not reinstall them from a backup made by dragging the files to a device.  You would need to reinstall them from the original install CDs.  You can back up an software install programs you have on your drive.
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buy the software and install it
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Try WinISO, I've made backups of my program cd's or dvd's this way.  It turns it into an .iso file which you can mount if you have daemon tools.\n\nhttp://ts.searching.com/torrent/232407/WinISO_5_3_and_Registration_Info\nhttp://ts.searching.com/torrent/538950/Daemon_tools_3_7
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Read the EULA (End User License Agreement) and look for details on copying. Most software will allow you to make one copy for backup purposes, but that means that it is not for installing on more than one computer. There are many different licenses, so if you are concerned about legality, you should read the EULA before doing anything.
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Most likely. Almost anything can be installed on a computer. Take a chance and try it. You can always take the software back to the store if it can't.
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if youre using windows.. there is a system application called BACK UP, go to START---PROGRAMS---ACCESORIES---    sYSttTEM TOOLs
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You can disable that feature, if you want to. I just make my own back ups, on my dvd burner. When it says that you need to make back ups, it goes through your computer, and it shows the programs it thinks should be backed up. It practically shows the whole C drive, most, do not need to be backed up. Just use your own judgement, and back up the programs that you want backed up..
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If you are running XP, just go Start>AllPrograms> Accessories>System Tools>Backup. Just follow the directions from there.
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If you are a legitimate owner of the software, you should have the original install media(floppies, CD, etc). If so, uninstall the software from the original machine and reinstall it on the new machine.\n\nThe only way to transfer the program to a new PC would involve make an image of the hard disk (use Ghost or equivalent) and load it on the new PC... Then load the operating system UPGRADE onto the new PC. There is no guarantee that the program will run under the new operating system, however.
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Sadly, this is not normally possible, if you need to keep the software in case of emergency, perhaps something like Norton Ghost could be used, this will clone your entire machine so if it messes up you can revert to as is now.\n\nOtherwise, if it is serial number based, I suggest you contact the programming company and ask / order replacement media.