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Computer Destroyed and need to Move Sierra
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| [2019-01-30 03:29:35] |
| User417302 - Posts: 66 |
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Recently I had a flood and my computer was destroyed. Fortunately, I can still access the data on my old hard drives. Since I just finished my new build I’m going to be moving all the files from the old drives into the new ones. How can I move my current Sierra files and settings without having to rebuild everything from scratch. I spent so much time getting everything just right and the settings perfect for me that I don’t want to have to spend hours and hours getting everything back to the way it was on the old hard drives. Thanks, |
| [2019-01-30 04:07:30] |
| trad - Posts: 23 |
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just copy sierra's folder over to the new drive. it is that simple. Date Time Of Last Edit: 2019-01-30 04:07:45
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| [2019-01-30 15:57:48] |
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As the other user said you just need to copy over the SierraChart folder. For more details, refer to the Simple Transfer/Copy of Sierra Chart Installation to Another Folder or Computer System section here: Transferring Sierra Chart Settings and Data From Existing Installation to New Installation: Simple Transfer/Copy of Sierra Chart Installation to Another Folder or Computer System Sierra Chart Support |
| [2019-01-30 16:57:09] |
| User417302 - Posts: 66 |
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Ok great thank you, I will try that and hopefully it works. Thanks again
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| [2019-01-30 19:40:46] |
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Yes you should have no problem with this.
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