Backup & Transfer my emails to a new laptop

£20-250 GBP

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almost 9 years ago

£20-250 GBP

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Kind of support: Email Description of support work: I am looking to transfer my email programme - Incredimail - [login to view URL] from my old laptop - Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit to My new Laptop - Windows 8.1 64bit I have tried various incredimail backup/transfer programme but due to the matter that i have around 28,000 plus emails (approximate guess) 28gb plus (approximate guess) it crashes when backing up. I have two choices. 1) Backup and transfer my emails (Somehow?) to the new laptop. 2) If this is possible. - Back up my emails and have them on my own private hosted server/cloud system. My email address is my first name and family name of which I purchased the domain from [login to view URL] Other Information: All emails are in ".eml" format. I am open to other suggestions if anyone has any better ideas, the main point for me is to be able to get all my emails off my old laptop, safely and proceed with one of the options above Remote access will be granted to the awarded person and as this will take sometime, I expect them to start the process and check back as and when required and not spend hours watching it back up. The agreed price on the start of the work will be paid when the work is fully complete. Please contact me if you have any questions.

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Project ID: 7925070

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@sagarexodus

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@consultusa

Hi this should be pretty straightforward if you have both laptops on the same wifi network though 28gb will probably take a day to transfer depending on your connection

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@dejankrcmar

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@rthiruvasan

Good understanding about various email clients including few open source applications. Sound knowledge about the Windows Operating systems.

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@sekarselvam

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@thitfreelance

It seems the old computer which you are trying to transfer the emails from either has low resources or perhaps faulty. Its could be a memory (RAM) issue or even your harddisk. I suggest you try the following: Start the computer in SAFE mode with networking Connect the USB drive as the backup medium to transfer the emails. You may want to consider doing a complete clone of the system in case something goes terribly wrong. Google 'clonezilla'. Its free and fairly easy to use. Once you are sure you have a complete backup of the full system then you can proceed to test any backup/restore method you want. If the emails are in .EML format then its easily recognized in Microsoft Outlook. ***Note*** Having anyone doing this for you remotely is already going to use up resources on the old laptop. You'll have to do some prep work on your own.

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