Thanks in advance for any help.
I have a hdd which has windows 7 installed along with LOADS of programs. I have just bought a new SSD and installed a new install of windows onto it as the main drive. I am going to install most programs on to the old HDD anyawy so i don't actually need to move them, but registered programs and serials and bookmarks and settings are not working, is there any easy way of transferring all the relevant information from the windows on the HDD (drive G) to the new SSD (drive C)?
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
windows - new ssd drive - programs on old hdd- easy transfer?
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