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Giveaway of the day — Paragon Migrate OS to SSD Special Edition (English Version)
Paragon Migrate OS to SSD Special Edition (English Version) estaba como Giveaway el día n 13 de abril de 2011
La migración más fácil del sistema operativo a las nuevas Unidades de estado sólido! Listo para actualizar a una nueva unidad de estado sólido (SSD)? MParagon Migrate OS to SSD es justo lo que necesita.
Nuestro intuitivo asistente realiza migraciones de Windows, de manera rápida y segura a los nuevos dispositivos de almacenamiento (disco duro o SSD) e incluso downsizes a unidades de menor capacidad, gracias a las capacidades avanzadas de los nuevos datos de exclusión. Usted puede transferir un sistema vivo, sin impacto a su trabajo, y tienen sus particiones automáticamente alineados en el proceso si es necesario.
Características:
- Migrar de Windows a dispositivos de almacenamiento más grandes o más pequeños en una sola operación;
- Soporte para Windows desde XP (incluyendo Windows 7 yWindows Server 2008 R2);
- Alinea automáticamente las particiones en el disco de destino si es necesario;
- Automáticamente detecta copias los MSR de las migraciones de Windows 7;
- Permite al usuario para excluir los datos durante el proceso para que se ajuste el disco de destino;
- Procesos bloqueados (en uso) discos con MS VSS para migrar de Windows sin reiniciar;
- Incluye la funcionalidad de Paragon's time-proven move/resize;
- Garantías de seguridad para el sistema y los datos.
Por favor, ver más características, los escenarios de uso y la información detallada del producto en el sitio de Paragon Migrate OS to SSD.
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Windows 2k/ XP/ Vista/ 7/ Server 2000/ 2003/ 2008/ XP SP2; 128 MB of RAM; Internet Explorer 5.0 or higher
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$ 19.95
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Comentarios en Paragon Migrate OS to SSD Special Edition (English Version)
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There are a number of reasons why I wouldn't use this. Only Windows 7 or higher supports TRIM-enabled SSDs, which is the only way that you'll get decent performance from an SSD. Upon installation (not third-party migration) Windows 7 will recognize it's being installed to an SSD and change critical performance settings. It's from Paragon, and I won't use their products because they have failed miserably at recognizing and supporting drives and partitions which other software don't have problems with (proprietary partitions, RAID volumes, USB flash drives).
After a full install of Windows 7 to an SSD, you can move several of the "special" sub-folders to another drive to save room on the SSD at the expense of some performance. The Program Files folders are special protected folders on Vista and higher, cannot be moved (lest people whine, I don't count hacks, if any), and folders with the same name on other drives aren't protected (portable executables are never protected). The automatic per-user virtualization which Vista and higher do for poorly-written programs isn't a "user choice" and doesn't result in any performance penalty (unlike numerous other types of virtualization).
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Hello friends!
Just in case here's the registration link (though it will open from the program just fine):
http://www.paragon-software.com/registration/m2ssd
This time it's a single universal installation file, it will automatically install needed version (32- or 64-bit) to your PC.
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Sorry to have to say this guys, but if you want a long-lasting-bugfree installation on a new system you gonna have to roll up your sleeves and do a fresh install.
You can tell me whatever you want but there's nothing like a fresh install... I am not saying that all software developers sell snake oil but when it comes to OS migration one got to be realistic and face the facts!
Vote negative if you want but mine is a sincere recommendation matured by learning the hard way.
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Hello Andy,
>> 1. What will happen to my existing Windows 7 OS in my laptop?
Win7 will be overwritten
>> 2. Will the laptop have both the OS installed?
No
>> 3. If the answer is Yes to question 2, how do I choose which OS to use?
To get dual boot system you need a product with more features: Paragon Partition Manager for example. It will allow you to partition laptop disk so that you can have two OSes there and it also has Boot Manager which will allow you to select which OS to boot.
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#3... Andy
With comments censored, this may already be answered before approval.
....If not, providing your SSD is large enough to hold both operating systems, you will need to partition the hard drive and choose to boot one or the other from the bios on boot.
....You can scroll up to other Paragon products and use their Partition Manager 11 Free edition to do this. But I warn you to back up everything before partitioning anything, which you can use Paragon's other product above, Backup & Recovery 2011 (Advanced) Free.
Hope that helps... Dave
PS: Yea, many of us have some questions now and then, that might seem dumb to others. But, I am thinking what goes around, comes around. ;)
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