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Have you used this approach before?

Thanks,

--Jie

2. External Drive Backup:

You can use an external hard drive to create a 
backup on your Windows 10 PC and then restore it 
on your Windows 11 PC. Windows has a built-in tool 
called File History for this purpose:

- Connect an external hard drive to your Windows 
10 PC.

- Open Settings > Update & Security > **Backup

- Set up File History to back up your files to the 
external drive.

- After the backup is complete, connect the 
external drive to your Windows 11 PC.

- On your Windows 11 PC, go to **Settings** > 
**Update & Security** > **Backup** and restore 
files from the external drive.

Before proceeding with any method, make sure to 
create a backup of your important data to avoid 
data loss during the transfer. Choose the method 
that suits your preferences and technical comfort 
level. If you're unsure, seeking assistance from a 
tech-savvy friend or professional can be helpful.

(per https://answers.microsoft.com/en-
us/windows/forum/all/transferring-files-and-data-
from-windows-10-to-a/2497ea1b-2ccb-4fe7-9d6a-
1efe44ffc21e)

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If you have everything you'll need on an external 
drive to copy to your new system, that will work. 
As far as your browser, I would make sure sync is 
on under your profile on the top right of your 
browser. You can also export your passwords in 
your password manager. If you go to the google 
password manager you'll see settings on the right 
and then in that section you'll find export. This 
will export all of your saved files to a csv file 
which we can import later. Some apps you may need 
to redownload once you have the new device. I 
wouldn't copy the entire C drive at once when 
copying the files. I would copy each individual 
folder, like your Documents, downloads, pictures. 
Then I'd go to the C drive and copy each file 
individually until you copy all of them. This way 
you have everything off the computer, so if there 
is something you missed, you can easily have it 
available.

If you have any other questions feel free to let 
me know,

-Brady
University Computing Solutions

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Nothing specific, just anything you want to keep 
should be moved to your H drive, beyond that, we 
should be able to move the files over from the H 
drive to your new computer when we set it up.

If you have any questions please let me know,

-Brady
University Computing Solutions

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Good Morning Jie,

Just following up in regard to transferring your 
files. I have the laptop ready to go once the 
files you need are put in your h drive. Just let 
me know the status, or if you need any help with 
moving them over.

Thanks,

-Brady
University Computing Solutions

Computer finished imaging and updating.

Task reassigned to Brady Parksion.

Laptop is almost ready to go, Jie still wants a 1TB 
hard drive, so Joanie will have to order one and ill 
have to reimage a laptop again.