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CPS TO NEW COMPUTER
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I'm assuming windows OS, copy and paste to a thumb drive, or other removable media, put in new laptop and copy and paste again. The trick maybe trying to find removable media that is compatible with both laptops. Another option is to connect both the same network and copy paste across the network.
SteveC0625
Order of the Golden Dino since 1972
I think you will have to place a copy of the original zip file of the CPS on the new drive and then unzip and “install” it. I am pretty sure that just copying the folders and files from your Program Files directory won’t work.
Copy and paste will not move most programs due to the registry files being hidden. Just reinstall the CPS and use the copy and paste and a usb stick to transfer the data files. It does not matter if it is a regular HD or SSD. There are programs that will allow you to transfer from one computer to another, but for a simple process like you need they are not worth the cost.
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