Move all of your programs, files and settings from your old PC to your new PC. Designed for consumers, PCmover Home makes sure nothing from your old PC is left behind. Ideal for users in need of a complete one-step move, PCmover Home does not include selectivity features and is intended to move the programs, files and settings of the logged-in user.
If your PC-to-PC move requires application and file selectivity, multiple profile transfer and/or a domain user transfer, you need PCmover Professional.
Save even more! If you are upgrading your PC to Windows 7, you can save money by purchasing PCmover Windows 7 Upgrade Assistant. Or, if you are not connected to a business network*, want only a single license (download) and desire to move no more than three applications from your old PC to your new one, you can save money by purchasing PCmover Express.
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Prices do not include shipping or taxes, if applicable.
Note: PCmover Home is compatible only with PCs running Windows 7/Vista/XP/Media Center/2000. For older versions of Windows (such as 95/98/Me), purchase PCmover Professional.
What You Should Know
PCmover should be used only as intended and as described in the Quick Start Guide. If you attempt to use this product for unintended purposes, your computer may become unstable or unusable. If you have any questions, please visit technical support.
* If your old (source) PC is connected to a typical business network, then you may be a domain user. To determine if your PC is joined to a domain, view the properties of your PC. (To view properties, you can usually right click on My Computer, select Properties, and select the Computer Name tab.) The domain your PC belongs to will be listed as the Domain. If you see Workgroup, instead of Domain, your PC is not a member of any domain.