software transfer

[knightghoul]

so recently my Asus computer (n55ojv-db72t) cover, screen, and other parts broke, and i dont want to pay for the parts when it could be cheaper to get a new computer. But the problem with this, is that i wanted to keep the stuff on my old laptop, like the drive, software, hardware, and other computer systems. So can i buy another Asus computer at a cheap price, and transfer the stuff i wanted to keep.

 

[donetao]

Hi you could use a docking cable and transfer data from your old drive to your new drive. This is what I use!
Amazon.com: Vantec CB-ISATAU2 SATA/IDE to USB 2.0 Adapter Supports 2.5-Inch, 3.5-Inch, 5.25-Inch Hard Disk Drives (Black): Electronics

 

[knightghoul]

Hi you could use a docking cable and transfer data from your old drive to your new drive. This is what I use!
Amazon.com: Vantec CB-ISATAU2 SATA/IDE to USB 2.0 Adapter Supports 2.5-Inch, 3.5-Inch, 5.25-Inch Hard Disk Drives (Black): Electronics

ok, but if i do get a new cheaper computer, it'll properly not be as strong as the original, so i need to switch hardware parts. plus how do you even use 1 of those.

p.s srry i meant hardware, not software

 

[donetao]

ok, but if i do get a new cheaper computer, it'll properly not be as strong as the original, so i need to switch hardware parts. plus how do you even use 1 of those.

p.s srry i meant hardware, not software

Sorry!! But I have no idea what will be compatible with a new computer. What hardware parts are you wanting to switch??
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YCgfXeb_k7E

 

[frank55]

so recently my Asus computer (n55ojv-db72t) cover, screen, and other parts broke, and i dont want to pay for the parts when it could be cheaper to get a new computer. But the problem with this, is that i wanted to keep the stuff on my old laptop, like the drive, software, hardware, and other computer systems. So can i buy another Asus computer at a cheap price, and transfer the stuff i wanted to keep.

Your only chance is to get a PC of same model #and same motherboard then you can use the same win ops and legitimate your key.
i myself had a Lenovo thinkcenter m series with Linux,i wanted to get win 10 on it for free so i got me another Same Lenovo Model # same motherboard with Win 7 installed very cheap on Ebay,then i cloned another HDD from win 7, and put in the other Lenovo and now i have both PC ready to be upgraded to 10 for free.

 

[knightghoul]

Your only chance is to get a PC of same model #and same motherboard then you can use the same win ops and legitimate your key.
i myself had a Lenovo thinkcenter m series with Linux,i wanted to get win 10 on it for free so i got me another Same Lenovo Model # same motherboard with Win 7 installed very cheap on Ebay,then i cloned another HDD from win 7, and put in the other Lenovo and now i have both PC ready to be upgraded to 10 for free.

that sounds more expanse than fixing it...

 

[donetao]

Wow! Good thinking frank! That sounds like a plan to me. Double the pleasure and double the fun.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9XJJwAZgAA0

 

[knightghoul]

Your only chance is to get a PC of same model #and same motherboard then you can use the same win ops and legitimate your key.
i myself had a Lenovo thinkcenter m series with Linux,i wanted to get win 10 on it for free so i got me another Same Lenovo Model # same motherboard with Win 7 installed very cheap on Ebay,then i cloned another HDD from win 7, and put in the other Lenovo and now i have both PC ready to be upgraded to 10 for free.

so wait, let me get this straight, you want me to buy the same exact computer, to just fix my laptop

 

[frank55]

that sounds more expanse than fixing it...

not for the price i payed for the lenovo i5 pc

 

[frank55]

so wait, let me get this straight, you want me to buy the same exact computer, to just fix my laptop

that's the plan and a good one,the price you pay to repair it, you can buy same model# on Ebay cheap and keep your broken existing pc good parts for future swap;
it's not only that , you can use your existing hdd with the win OPS on it too since it's same mother board and cpu it will be legitimated by MS; if it's same model# and mother board,