Sunday, May 21, 2006
Setting-up Your New Computer: How To Move Your Old Files to Your New Computer Part-1
You've got a new computer for your office. It's cleaner, better, faster and you can't wait to start to use it!
However, your satisfaction of making a fresh start with a new computer is tempered by the fact that all of your "stuff" is still on your old computer. Everything that made your old computer YOUR computer: your personal settings, your business files, your company spreadsheets are still loaded on your old computer.
You find yourself with a new computer that's not so great without a whole lot of the useful file information that is still stored on your old computer. How are you going to get all of that information onto your new computer?
The process is called "data migration" and it can be a tedious and time-consuming task for you and your business.
Here are some suggestions to make this data migration go a little easier for you.
For more info to to: The Computer Auction
However, your satisfaction of making a fresh start with a new computer is tempered by the fact that all of your "stuff" is still on your old computer. Everything that made your old computer YOUR computer: your personal settings, your business files, your company spreadsheets are still loaded on your old computer.
You find yourself with a new computer that's not so great without a whole lot of the useful file information that is still stored on your old computer. How are you going to get all of that information onto your new computer?
The process is called "data migration" and it can be a tedious and time-consuming task for you and your business.
Here are some suggestions to make this data migration go a little easier for you.
For more info to to: The Computer Auction
