17 January 2023

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If it is though, just skip the driver request and reboot and see if you get a BSOD or not. I am still trying to get this done where I can use my old software on my new computer. I am repeating the process, and the one thing I keep having a question in is the step on “Preparing the Drivers”.

Or is there another way to do this? I have downloaded the drivers from Intel, and Lenovo for my laptop and still have issues. Both computers are using Windows 10 Pro.

My old one is the upgrade from Windows 7, the new one is the OE install. The main issue with me is I can restore my old system to the new laptop and it will boot and work it is that the software like AutoCad, Solidworks, MS Office, and even Acronis for example come up with a warning that ‘A hardware change has been detected, and I have reached my activation limit for tis software’ or similar type message.

I was under the impression that the ” Acronis True Image Restoring to Dissimilar Hardware with Acronis Universal Restore” would lead me to make my new laptop look, and work like my old one. I am seriously doubting this. Any actual Acronis people out there that can clarify this. As you can tell I am getting pretty frustrated with this proces, and feel misled by the KB article, and the video Acronis has on this. At the least I feel the instructions are written by computer geeks for computer geeks and leave out some details for non computer geek users like me.

As I stated above I am a Mechanical Engineer not a computer tech. Is there a way to get this accpmplished, or did I waste my money? You should not copy any drivers from the old system as these are not relevant to the new hardware where you are attempting to migrate your old OS to.

Drivers will only ever be required for the new system hardware, and only those that Windows cannot start successfully without – any others will be discovered during the Windows startup process along with ‘New hardware found’ type messages. Software activation cannot be bypassed by using Acronis Universal Restore – this cannot alter the hardware signature of the new computer if this is how the software is activated, i. If any of your products are activated in this way, then you will need to reactivate them on the new computer via the methods provided by the vendor of that software.

With Acronis True Image, you can move the activation license to the new computer by removing it from the old in the process described in KB Acronis True Image “You’ve exceeded the maximum number of activations for this serial number”. The ” Acronis True Image “You’ve exceeded the maximum number of activations for this serial number”” applies to Acronis True Image.

What about the other software. Acronis should be up front and honest that this can’t be done. Can an actual Acronis representative explain this to me? It installs boot device drivers e. If there are proper NIC drivers present in the folder with the drivers, Acronis Universal Restore will copy them into the restored system and will schedule their installation on Windows boot-up.

All the other drivers e. Why are they not clear about not tranfering the activations? It seems they need to be clear for people like me by having a specific statement this will not transfer the program licences and activations.

In the statements above it may seem clear to you what the intent is, but for non computer techs like me the full meaning does not come through. As I see it now The only choice I have is to clone my OE hard drive G to my new drive 2T then reinstall my programs and go through reactivation of those products. Something I wanted to avoid due to the time and effort required. Each application licenses itself differently.

Most likely, there will only be a few apps to re-register though. The big one is OEM Windows licenses which are non transferable. These are listed in the Microsoft license agreements and in most software EULAs end user license agreement which you accept during installation of that application. Again though, each application handles this differently so some will nust work, some will need you to enter the license key and some will require you to reactivate with the vendor after explaining you migrated to a new system and are not using it on the old one anymore.

If you go from hard drive 1 to hard drive 2 on the same computer, licensing is no issue I’ve had a few that toe themselves to the MAC address of the Ethernet adapter too. It logs that somewhere and checks against the current one. This is just total crap. I have software that is open license and acronis will not move it or restore it to a new system.

Disaster recovery means complete recovery of all data and software. Acronis can recover a total Windows OS installation complete with all installed applications and data to the same hardware, and can attempt to do the same to different hardware subject to certain conditions being met.

This can be done by copying the contents of LicenseServer folder to the new machine. You can transfer your existing Acronis True Image license to a new computer, if the previously used computer becomes retired and is no longer used. In other cases, a new Acronis license must be bought for the new computer. Skip to main content. Slow data transfer speed in Windows, possible reasons and workarounds.

Disclaimer on Third Party Licenses. The product does not support database migration. Acronis True Image how to restore to dissimilar hardware. For details on the steps offered by the license re-activation wizard, see this step-by-step guide. Skip to main content. Operating Systems: Windows macOS. Last update: Introduction You can transfer your existing Acronis True Image license to a new computer, if the previously used computer becomes retired and is no longer used.

This should not be confused with moving Acronis True Image license to a different Acronis account. In March , Acronis updated the cloud servers to authenticate users using only newer and more secure connection methods and reject connections that use older less secure methods.