Buy a laptop which has user replaceable RAM/Storage option.Ģ. So even before you plan moving your disc, first thing is to plan your purchase.ġ. Or even if you do have a second slot, your new laptop may come with a smaller size SSD / NVNe compared to your present HDD size. Secondly, in case your new device is with NVMe or SSD platform, you may not have a second HDD slot. Warranty of your new device may void in case that new laptop doesn't allow user replaceable components (RAM, HDD etc.) However there is one issue with laptop platform. Moving the hard disk suggestion is the easiest & has the best chance of success
Am already a very happy user of Acronis True Image. If I move from my existing Windows 10 laptop to a new Windows 10 laptop, is there a way to migrate all my software & settings? I read up online and it appears that something like Acronis Universal Restore might do the trick? Any other options? Right now, I need a new computer, but don't have the time to set it up.
That's why I usually buy a laptop just once in 5 - 6 years. It takes me about 1 month of free time to set it up the way I want it. But my Windows 10 environment is highly customised with settings, software etc. Do note that I have a 5-year warranty on this Latitude, but am willing to discard it because of the unreliability.
What's more, Dell India's support is pathetic. This is indisputably the worst laptop I have owned. My current 2.5 year old Dell Latitude has turned out to be an unreliable lemon like a used DC Avanti (think 2 motherboards changed, hanging up or freezing multiple times a month, keyboard failure, battery failure and lots more).
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