Dave,
I just got a new laptop.
As soon as I can find/get a USB cable to direct connect them, I'm going to use the Windows Files & Settings transfer tool to copy my old PC's "stuff" to the new PC. This will get me all my drivers, applications, files...
Once completed with the initial load, my idea was to try to keep them in sync with each other and I then have a "backup" laptop that's ready at any time.
OK
Now I'm going to have to go find all my drivers, application CD's...
All the drivers will either already be on the new computer, or newer versions are available online.
Application disks should be in your desk drawer...I think the middle left drawer, in the back.
That's exactly where they should be but my office unit doesn't have that "middle left drawer" which is where all software should be kept.Application disks should be in your desk drawer...I think the middle left drawer, in the back.