Windows 10: I just purchased a new computer and want to transfer my Microsoft Operating system and...

The Question is very simple: I have to buy a new Desktop computer. - Can I transfer my MS. Operating System and Word Programs to my new computer??? YES or NO.

If YES: How to do it?

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Transfering win10 from a dead computer


Greetings,
Need assistance please, my MSI Laptop caught the dreaded Logo loop disease and is useless. I've purchased a new Laptop but since this is my work computer, all my files, programs and passwords need to be on the new laptop. Since my 'old' laptop is dead how do get my information transferred? I've pulled both of the drives (SSD and SSHD), tested them (both are accessible). However, the operating system is win10pro, the new one is win10 home. I'm more concern with the SSD drive transfer since that was my system drive (the other was just ancillary program and data storage. Any suggestions besides using a Jack Korvorian starter kit?

 

Microsoft: Upgraded Motherboard = New Windows Licence

Microsoft recently made a change to the licence agreement saying that a new motherboard is equal to a new computer, hence you need to purchase a new Windows licence.Here is what Microsoft has to say:

The reason Microsoft gave for this term is that:

Microsoft sent a memo to its OEM partners asking them to enforce this new policy, every time they upgrade a computer for a client.

Source: Aviran's Place

 

can not move files from folder MyMusic to new computer. FAQ is very out of date and for the Vista operating system.

Hi,



There are some reasons why you’re getting an error message when you’re trying to transfer files, to determine what steps we should take to resolve the issue, please answer the following questions:

• How do you do the movement of your files?
• Are you transferring your files from one computer to the other?
• Or is this a folder to folder file transfer?
• What is your computers Operating System and Windows Build?
• Can you send us a screenshot on how you get the error message?

We look forward to your response.