Samsung Data Migration allows you to skip that step and migrate your entire filesystem by cloning your old hard drive.Ĭloning of the drive will result in a 1:1 clone with the exception of the pagefile and hibernation data. Usually when updating to solid state hardware, you're required to reinstall Windows and start afresh. If you're planning on upgrading your hardware and moved from a traditional hard drive to an SSD drive, then Samsung Data Migration may become useful if you're upgrading to a Samsung drive. Samsung Data Migration is a great tool for everybody switching to much faster solid state drives. Helps you migrate data to your Samsung SSD solid state drive. After Migration Assistant is done, quit Migration Assistant on both computers, then log in to the migrated account on your new Mac to see its files.Migrate data to Samsung SSDs by cloning the entire disk/selected partitions.You might want to start in the evening and allow migration to complete overnight. Click Continue to start the transfer. Large transfers might need hours to complete, and might seem to pause occasionally.Replace: The account on your old Mac will replace the identically named account on your new Mac.Rename: The account on your old Mac will appear as an additional user on your new Mac, with a separate login and home folder.
In the example pictured here, Danny Rico is a user account. If an account on the new Mac has the same name, Migration Assistant asks whether to rename or replace: Before clicking Continue, learn what it means to transfer a user account.When ready, select the information to transfer. Migration Assistant now catalogs all of the content on your old Mac, and calculates how much storage space is used by your apps, user accounts, files, folders, and settings.
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