Migrate OS (Windows 10) and all to new laptop

Life Technology
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So I’m consider to get a new laptop in the future but I’d like to move everything to that new laptop, which means that:

  • I want the boot disk to be my current boot disk (an SSD disk) or a clone image of it
  • I want to install my current slave HD in the new laptop

So the new laptop should allow adding a second disk, and shouldn’t give me troubles when cloning a disk into its disk (or replacing its disk with my old disk).

I don’t know how much of a problem the previous is, but on the top of that I know that Windows allows you to make some changes in your computer without complaining about the licensed copy being used in a different computer… unless you change the motherboard or too many things, which complicates point #1

Now, I know there’s software for migrating an OS from one computer to another, but I wonder if I can do this without incurring in bills other than the new laptop’s.

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Oh come on… I posted this yesterday only because I saw another post about migrating from Windows 10 to Linux Something. @Marco aren’t you super migration savvy?

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There would a flood of comments if you are planning to install Linux on your new computer.

It’s like over a decade and more since the last time I owned a Windows computer

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Bugger… I like Linux and have used it for years but I kinda need and want to keep my Windows 10 and all the applications installed on it.

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It’s possible. Sorry. I’ve been busy at work. Just PM me and we can talk and ask questions.

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Why don’t we talk it here, in public? I’m sure the info could help others.

Also I’m not ready for a PM with you…

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Because I charge money to do it and issue Fapiaos if needed.