Transfer to a new PC
Andy_G
Quicken Windows Subscription Member ✭✭
Not a directly Quicken question, however, it does relate to my Quicken work. I transferred everything via Laplink to the new pc. Initially there was a glitch with Quicken but Sherlock's adivice did the trick. Now I am having problem with my scansnap 1500 scanner software. The default save is supposed to be in a user file which is missing on the new PC (or at least I and scansnap can not find it). The reciepts were scanned and stored on one drive (in the cloud and 0n the old desktop). The new desktop has half the drive capacity since its a SSD drive and therefre, I have not installed one drive on the desktop. I think this may be a problem. Not sure what the workaround is. Any help would be appreciated.
0
Best Answer
-
It may be time to invest in an external HD. They are very low cost and would be suitable for the files you had been keeping on Onedrive and more importantly you can use for Quicken backups.I use one on my desktop and connect it only once per week. I leave it disconnected to prevent loss of data if ransomware strikes.5
Answers
-
It may be time to invest in an external HD. They are very low cost and would be suitable for the files you had been keeping on Onedrive and more importantly you can use for Quicken backups.I use one on my desktop and connect it only once per week. I leave it disconnected to prevent loss of data if ransomware strikes.5
-
I learned a little more about the scan snap software. You are correct. I will need to get an external drive. Looking back, I should have purchased a PC with 1 TB drive. Thanks.0
This discussion has been closed.