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Getting a new PC? Use this transfer kit, only $35

Getting a new PC? Use this transfer kit, only $35

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Credit: StackCommerce TL;DR: Move to a new PC, back up your drive, and wipe the old one with the PC Transfer Kit, now only $35 for a lifetime subscription. Getting a new PC is exciting right up until you have to migrate all your files, reinstall all your apps, and try to dig up your license keys for software you don’t want to pay for twice. A simpler option is to use the PC Transfer Kit.

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Credit: StackCommerce TL;DR: Move to a new PC, back up your drive, and wipe the old one with the PC Transfer Kit, now only $35 for a lifetime subscription. Getting a new PC is exciting right up until you have to migrate all your files, reinstall all your apps, and try to dig up your license keys for software you don’t want to pay for twice. A simpler option is to use the PC Transfer Kit. This bundle gives you three Laplink tools to move all your files and apps to your new computer, back up your drive, and securely wipe your old machine. It also lasts for life for only $34.99 (reg. $129.85). PCmover Professional does the transfer, moving your applications, files, settings, and user profiles from the old computer to the new one.

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