How can I transfer a game from one computer to a new one?
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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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You generally can't copy and install programs from one computer to another.  You will need to have the original install file or disc to do that.\n\nAs for any other file such as documents and pictures, simply save them to a disc or flash drive.  You can even use a crossover cable to transfer data between computers.
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use a usb cable (some are available at GAME) then use certain media software like windows media player and use sync to device
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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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First of al U need to check which OS U r using.....\nIf it;s XP then U need no drivers for using the drive:but if it;'s 98 then u need to instal the driver software first.\nNow u can plug in the drive, into the USB slot of U;r PC.\nnow in the system tray it will show the device if U;r PC has detected it.\nnow when U open My Computer, U'll see the icon;double click on it and transfer files into it.\nU cannot transfer program from one PC to another unless U have the setup file for tht program(ie an exe file).\nIf U have the setup file then transfer tht to U'r USB drive as said earlier; then U can plugin to the new PC and install tht program in it.\nTht's it.
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Most of the time there is no easy way to do this.  A good example of this would be Microsoft Office.  When it installs, it puts hundreds of files on your system, all over the place.  Then it rights a few thousand registry entries.  Again, all over the place.  But if this is a simple program you could do a manual move.  I have done a few that you just have to copy the C:&#92;program files&#92;???? folder to the new computer.  This works about 5% of the time though.  Usually a reinstall is required.  If you are the licensed owner of the software then you could contact the manufacture and purchase a CD from them for a couple of bucks.  Sometimes if you search the web you can find a copy as well.   Good luck
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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 could start in target disk mode if you have a firewire cable.\n\nConnect the two computers when they're off. Boot the new computer. Boot the old computer and hold down the "t" key until you see a floating firewire symbol. The old computer should appear as a disk on the new computer's desktop. Then you can transfer files by dragging and dropping.
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If both computers are sharing the same network (router) --  I know this works on XP and 2000\n\nOn the old computer: put files to be copied to  the "shared folder". \n\nOn the new computer: Open an explore window, go to "my network places and find the other computer. You should be able to drag the files to the new computer (to a folder or whereever you want it to go)
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Thats false.  You can play the older games that exist on your new computer, as long as you have the correct emulator software (a program that "translates" the old code or programming language to a series of instructions that your new OS can understand and execute).  Lots of emulators are available on the net.
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CloneDVD with AnyDVD\nhttp://www.slysoft.com
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no you can't, when it is installed files aren't just copied into one folder - they are placed all over the hard drive.\n\nplus there are entries written into the registry too.\n\nyou really can't copy ANY installed program to another computer OR onto a disc. you need to re-install from the original source.
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use the windows file and setting transfer wizard.\non the start menu at the top of All Programs when you first setup your new machine.\n\nextract from Windows Help files\n\nUsing the Files and Settings Transfer WizardThe Files and Settings Transfer Wizard helps you move your data files and personal settings from your old computer to your new one, without having to go through much of the same configuration you did with your old computer. For example, you can take your personal display properties, folder and taskbar options, and Internet browser and e-mail settings from your old computer and place them on the new one. The wizard will also move specific files or entire folders, such as My Documents, My Pictures, and Favorites. Passwords are not moved with program settings when you use the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard. This is a feature of the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard that helps to keep your passwords confidential.\n\nWe recommend that you install a virus detection program on the new computer before transferring files over from the old computer. This can help protect your new computer from viruses that may be contained in the files transferred over from your old computer.\n\nOpen the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard.\n\n Notes\n\nTo open the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard, click Start, point to All Programs, point to Accessories, point to System Tools, and then click Files and Settings Transfer Wizard. \nFor more information, click Related Topics.
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Take it to Best Buy "Geek Squad"...they will be able to help you transfer your data to your new laptop ...if you get it from them.
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You can Use a Flash Disk....or get another PC or laptop from your friends or relatives...connect your PC with it<using a USB cable> and establish a network between the 2 PCs...and send the files to the laptop...then Format your PC..and send the files back again to your PC....you can also buy a DVD burner...i recommend you do that...cause you can store large amount of data on the DVD<minimum 1 GB>....so you'll transfer you're files very fast....i think you should pick the cheapest way...a flash memory...good luck :)
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Just copy your save-games in another folder, or put it on a mobile disc or on a CD, or on another partition. It's very simple.
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Hi,\n\nI'm assuming you already have pcAnywhere installed on both of your computers and know how to use it. Connect your laptop to the host computer(source of your files) and use the built in file transfer tool in pcAnywhere to copy all Windows 3.11 files to your laptop. The file transfer icon is one of the buttons displayed at the top.\n\nGood luck!