The Ultimate version comes with a SuperSpeed USB 3.0 Cable for faster transfers. But PCMover Professional ($30) and PCMover Ultimate ($62) will transfer everything, including your installed programs. The free Express version moves only data and settings. Instead, Microsoft recommends Laplink PCMover for the job. Windows 10 does not have a native file transfer program like Easy Transfer. You'll need to find the installation media, and licenses for any software you've purchsed. Reinstalling all the software you've got is a tedious job. We're looking for something that will do the whole job, including the transfer of programs. It does claim to transfer the data on your PC to a removable hard drive or new PC "with just one click." It doesn't say if transfers via cable or network are possible.Īnd again, it does not move your applications (installed programs). The web page for this software is a bit sparse on details. PCTransfer will move your documents, data files, browser bookmarks, system settings, photos, and Outlook emails to a new Windows system. PCTransfer from iOBIT is a free program from the makers of Advanced SystemCare. But since it's no longer supported, and it doesn't transfer installed programs, we'll take a pass. You can copy Windows Easy Transfer from an older computer to a Windows 10 system, or search online and download it. Windows Easy Transfer is the free data-moving utility built into Windows 7 and 8, but not Windows 10. Utilities that move apps often cost money. But it’s a lot trickier to move applications, such as Microsoft Office, games, or other installed programs from one hard drive to another. There are several free utilities out there that will do this job in fact, one is baked into Windows 7 and above. It’s pretty easy to move your documents, photos, data files and even settings stored in the Windows registry. There is an important divide between PC transfer programs. Transferring Files From Your Old Computer
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