
I scanned the web high and low for the best way to remove this application, as the simple move app to trash was not doing the job and the applications remnants were still there.

I evaluated the program Little Snitch, however it became to be more of a nuisance then a valuable tool.
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I have had a MacBook Pro for sometime and being a converted windows user I felt the need to lock down certain ports and what not.
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You then install and run the application and it creates one large Easy Transfer file either on your (USB, network drive, etc.).Īfter you have the Easy Transfer file you go back to your new system where you need all the old files migrated to and proceed with the "Windows Easy Transfer".Įverything is pretty straightforward within the walkthrough provided by Microsoft. You download the tool on the original system you would like to migrate from. Then proceed with using the "Windows Easy Transfer" Tool. Also it is important to note try to do this on a new "fresh" system where you have not reinstalled any of your needed applications just yet, What I would recommend before doing anything is scaling down your current work environment and deleting and removing any excess file and junk you don't need anymore. If you wanted you could export and save all your files one by one, but we came across a handy tool offered by Microsoft that did it all for you. The new laptop was running Windows 7 Home, so the task was how do we move all the "current settings and files over".

My wife has an old HP laptop running Windows XP Home and we recently got a new one to replace it.
