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Migrating a large number of TB a/c's to a new PC

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pds1
pds1

I have 40 TB a/c's and need to migrate from an old pc with the latest version of Windows 10 to a newer PC also with latest Windows 10. Both have the current version of Thunderbird.

Is there proven method of doing this?

Regards

I have 40 TB a/c's and need to migrate from an old pc with the latest version of Windows 10 to a newer PC also with latest Windows 10. Both have the current version of Thunderbird. Is there proven method of doing this? Regards

Ausgewählte Lösung

Super. That worked fine. Thank you very much for the clear instructions. Regards Pete

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On the target PC, run TB and let it create a profile folder, then Help/Troubleshooting, Profile Folder, Open Folder, close TB, delete the contents (not the folder) of the folder. On the source PC, copy the profile folder to a USB or external drive, while TB is closed. Copy the contents (not the folder) of the source profile into the empty profile folder of the target PC, with TB closed. Start TB. This works best if the versions of TB on source and target are exactly the same.

pds1
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Hi, Thank you very much. That is my days task, I will let you know here, how it goes on. Thank you very much for your fast and useful reply. Regards Pete

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Ausgewählte Lösung

Super. That worked fine. Thank you very much for the clear instructions. Regards Pete