Moving from laptop to workstation

I just completed a large project on my laptop and wanted to move it to my imac that is managing the past years worth of projects.
I created a vault of the new project and moved it to the external drive.
How can I restore it on the imac? will it destroy all the other projects?
or is there a better process for this.
Thanks

Great,
That appears to be working. the .approject file. can it be deleted after if imports all the files?
or is it using the file to store the images and tags? I ask because its 30 GB.
Thanks

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SSAS Tabular Performance Issue moving from Laptop to Server

Hi all,
I've got an issue where my tabular model in SSAS on a Lenovo W520 laptop (DEV) is out-performing the same model on a Dell R720 server (details of each system below). Our unit tests involves 1 query that takes 2-3 seconds on the laptop
vs 12-15 seconds on the server. The main difference is the laptop is running Windows 7 Pro and the server is Windows Server 2012 R2.
So for some additional tests we did the following:
1. Loaded up the model on another laptop (same model and specs as before) the same way we moved the model over to the server and it performed as expected 2-3 seconds for the query.
2. Loaded up the model on a dell OptiPlex system (i3 processor, 8GB Ram, Win7 Pro) and runs 2-3 seconds still for the query.
3. Loaded up Win2k8R2 on the dell OptiPlex system (above) and still run 2- 3 seconds)
At this point we are thinking it is an OS issue between 2008R2 and Server 2012 R2 but not sure what the true difference is between the OS(s) that would cause such a huge performance difference. We thought it might be the power saving mode that ships
with 2012 R2 so set that performance but still seeing a long lag in the query.
Laptop Specs:
Lenovo W520
1 x i7 2.5GHz 2860QM Processor (8 Cores, )
16 GB Memory (DDR3, Dual)
Windows 7 Pro
Server Specs:
Dell R720
2 x E5-2697 V2 (12 Cores each, 2.7GHz, with turbo boost enabled)
4 x 32GB Memory (LRDIM 1866 MT/s)
Windows Server 2012 R2 (All latest updates and drivers)
There has to be some simple setting I'm missing in the 2012 R2 server that is causing this poor performance in SQL Server. I've seen folks in the tabular forums using Server 2012 R2 so there has to be a way to have this server perform better.
I'm about at my wits end on this one and reaching out for help from the experts out there. What advice can you give me?
Thanks in advance for any help you can provide!
Best regards,
Michael

Hi Michael,
Acording to your description, you encounter the perofrmance issue in SQL Server Analysis Services Tabular model, right?
as you increase the data load, add more users, or run complex queries, you need to have a strategy for maintaining and tuning performance. Here is a document that describes strategies and specific techniques for getting the best performance from your tabular
models, including processing and partitioning strategies, DAX query tuning, and server tuning for specific workloads.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn393915.aspx
Besides, if you cannot determine your answer here or on your own for a complex problem, consider opening a support case with Microsoft. Visit this link to see the various support options that are available to better meet your needs:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?id=fh;en-us;offerprophone
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Charlie Liao
TechNet Community Support

Import LAPTOP... moving from subnet to subnet?

I can't seem to wrap my head around this one.
I have a user who will be moving his laptop from one area to another.
(two
different subnets). Two different ZFD3.2 import/removal Server with
different policies on where workstation gets imported (i.e. student
and
staff). And different workstation lockdown policies. How would the
workstation get imported.. Would the first import Win because the
registry
is set?
TIA
JT

JGT
> Would the first import Win because the registry
> is set?
Inventory process would go like this.
Workstation manager see's that it is the same tree, ok then apply thepolicies | workstation import checks to see if there is information
the
the HKLM/software/novell/workstation manager/identification key |
see's
that this already contains workstation and tree information | updatesworkstation object were it was first imported to.
If there is not any workstation information in
HKLM/software/novell/workstation manager/identification | then will
import to which ever effective policies specifies.
Here is some documentation on the process.
http://tinyurl.com/k15u
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Novell Support Forums SysOp
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How do you move your music library from a laptop to a desktop? I have moved my library from a laptop to another laptop but can't figure out how to move music from laptop to desktop. Anybody know? Thanks

How do you transfer your music library from itunes on a laptop to a desktop? I have transfered from one laptop to another and from desktop to laptop but can't figure out how to go from LAPTOP TO DESKTOP> Thanks

Hello, Sandralee59.
Thank you for the question. The attached article below provides multiple options for moving your iTunes library to a new computer.
iTunes: How to move your music to a new computer
http://support.apple.com/kb/ht4527
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Moving from iPhone 5 to iPhone 6 without laptop

I'm moving from an iPhone 5 to an iPhone 6 but don't have a laptop. How can I transfer my data? I need my photos, messages, contacts and apps to be transferred. Please help!

You can use iTunes or iCloud to move data from old iPhone 5 to new iPhone 6. If you want a fast way you can try FonePaw iOS Transfer. Here I show you how to transfer data from iPhone 5 to iPhone 6:
First of all, backup old iPhone:
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-Tap Back Up Now.
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Then set up your new iPhone 6 (When the backup of your old iPhone is finished, turn on your new iPhone 6):
-Choose Restore from iCloud Backup.
-Tap next.
-Enter your Apple ID and password.
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Moving pictures from laptop to iPad

Trying to move pictures from laptop to the iPad. Made the mistake of putting them here in the first place, but now I have the adapter to connect to my tv so we can show pictures to folks on a bigger screen.

Another way. You can use a USB flash drive & the camera connection kit.
Plug the USB flash drive into your computer & create a new folder titled DCIM. Then put your movie/photo files into the folder. The files must have a filename with exactly 8 characters long (no spaces) plus the file extension (i.e., my-movie.mov; DSCN0164.jpg).
Now plug the flash drive into the iPad using the camera connection kit. Open the Photos app, the movie/photo files should appear & you can import. (You can not export using the camera connection kit.)
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Run Aperture and iPhoto on an external drive and edit from laptop?

Can I run iphoto and Aperture on an external hard drive, like a file server? Can I store pics on the external hard drive and edit using iphoto or aperture on the external hard drive from a laptop ? How do I make this work?
HELP! I'm maxed out!

Hello Laura,
what is it, that you want to achieve?
Move the Aperture Library to an external drive to free space on your laptop?
or do you want to share your Aperture Libray between your machines and access it in parallel on a network volume?
The option "1" is easy to achieve, the option "2" is not supported by Aperture; Aperture (and iPhoto) are single User programs, see this:
Aperture: Use locally mounted Mac OS X Extended volumes for your Aperture library:http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3252
To move your library (or parts of your library) to an external drive you have two options:
move the complete libary using the finder to a local, external, MacOSX formatted drive,
or turn your library into a "referenced" library: relocate the master image files to the external drive, but keep the Library itself (much smaller now) on your laptop. This way you can browse your images and rate them, use them as screensaver, even if the external drive is not connected.
Regards
Léonie
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Issue w/ Spaces - Applications moving from screen to screen

Have been using that laptop for 2 months now - love it. Spaces is a very nifty feature (have it set it up on 4 screens). While I know how to navigate between spaces (using control+arrow for example), very often, my apps are moving from one space to the other.
While I went into System Preferences to assign specific apps to a specific space, I often have to drag back apps into their original space. That tends to happen quite often when I have several apps from Office open (I usually have entourage, excel and powerpoint open at the same time, each in its own space).
Am I doing something wrong. i really love Spaces but that issue is really counter-productive and right down annoying.
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Transferring library from laptop to pc

Don't know if I'm really dumb but...I installed itunes with my pod last year on my work laptop. Just used it to transfer my cd collection to my pod. I'd like now (just got a pc and broadband) to get my library off my laptop onto my pc (Windows XP). I'm not a 'technical' person but a)can it be done? and b)how? . I'll be eternally grateful 'cos the apple store is too intimidating...cheers.

b How to copy and move your music files from one computer to another
This is the conceptual framework with related and important links. Apply it to your specific situation and resources.
The safest and best way (in my opinion) to move your Library to a new computer is to actually clone the entire iTunes folder structure, rather than just copying the song files. By copying the entire iTunes folder and all sub-folders, you capture not only the music files, but the all-important .ITL Library file (located directly in the iTunes folder), which contains all the data about your songs (playlists, ratings, comments, playcounts, last played, etc). See: What are the iTunes Library files?
Install iTunes on the new computer. Then go back to your old computer and move the "iTunes" folder which usually resides inside your "My Music" folder from the old computer to the
i exact same place
on the new one. When you open iTunes on the new computer it will behave exactly the same way it did on the old, Play counts, ratings, comments and all!
b It is usually safer moving files between computers with the same version of iTunes!!
This process works best when cloning exact versions of iTunes, your music files and the iTunes meta-data files. It is also important to note that there is a new naming convention for the iTunes .ITL database file when moving from version 4.8 to 4.9. The ITL file is upward compatible, but not downward compatible (4.8 will choke on a 4.9 ITL file).
Here's a list of methods to copy and move your music files from one computer to another:
1) Use an External Hard Drive (ExHD) to move the complete files and Folder structures from one computer to another (my preferred option). You can clone the entire iTunes folder structure in one very easy step.
2) Connect the two computers through a router. Or use a Crossover (for PC-to-PC) or Direct (for Mac/Mac or Mac/PC) Ethernet cable (See: http://www.ifelix.co.uk/tech/3001.html). Copy files between computers.
3) Connect the two computers via a USB-to-USB Network Bridge. See: here as an example.
4) Use the iPod as a transfer device, as this extensive Apple link explains. This well written process also works fine while using any other data transfer medium (ExHD, Flash Drive, DVD, CD, Zipp, Jazz, etc.). It will be a bit easier if your iPod (or copy medium) has a larger capacity than your music collection, otherwise you will need to perform multiple copy/move transfers.
5) Burn several DVDs (at 4.7GBs each) with your music data files and load them onto the new computer. Re-writable DVDs are more cost effective (if your DVD drive can manage these types).
6) Burn 6x more on CDs (at 700MB each) than in #5 above and load the files on the new computer. Re-writable CDs are more cost effective (if your CD drive can manage these types).
7) Use a larger USB Flash drive (1GB - 4GB) to move the files. Best if the flash drive is larger than your Library, otherwise you will need multiple copy/move transfers.
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Moving from one iPhone to another

Hi
Can you please kindly clear this up for me. I'm reading and clicking around and just getting more confused.
Recently I moved from an iPhone 3G -> 3GS. I did a back up and used this to restore on to the new phone. Brilliant. Everything was there except my apps and music.
I put this down to not syncing them on that laptop I used.
Now I'm expecting an iPhone 4 soon and want to make sure this doesn't happen again. I have gone in to iTunes (10.1 on a Mac Book Air running 10.6.5) but if I click sync on the apps it warns me it will wipe my phone and install what shows in the library - one app I don't even have on the phone. Eek!
What should I do to ensure my apps get put on to my new phone?
Thank you
Shell

Brilliant. The 'Sync Purchases' step was what I was missing, thank you
The apps/music were on a different computer I changed from about the same time so I never got around to doing the whole sync thing on there. I did restore from this old computer but it was until I was away from it I realised what had happened with the apps and music! I understood this is what I should have done though to get them back as I know they were all synced on there.
It all makes sense now so it won't happen again, cheers!
To be clear for those finding this thread looking for help, if you are planning to move from one iPhone to another:
1- Before: Do a back up (right click the phone on the left in iTunes and choose backup)
2- Sync apps etc (right click on the phone on the left in iTunes and choose sync purchases)
3- On the new phone when iTunes asks, use the backup
4- After, sync it to get your apps back!
Shell

Any good workflow tutorials out there for those moving from iPhoto Aperture

Any good workflow tutorials out there for those moving from iPhoto to Aperture 3?
Especially those that deal with using a laptop and off-line storage of photos.
Cheers, Andrew.

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Your way required getting a new phone number which can't be changed or potted after the fact for single line account.

We just moved from a Windows server to a Mac server with our Macs -problem!

We just moved from a Windows server to a Mac server with our Mac Network!!!
Problem:
Now, when we create files from our personal computers, no one else can write them. We can all read these files, but when we make changes we have to save a version! This wasn't happening on the Windows server, so I can only guess that it's a setting on the Mac? (G4 Laptop running 10.4.5)
Can anyone help me figure out what setting needs to be changed?
Thank you very much in advance!
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Import photos w/edits from laptop to desktop

I used my laptop to edit photos I took this week while on vacation. I'm looking for the most convenient way to import them from my laptop to my desktop including the edits. Basically don't want to re-edit the photos. Whats the best way? I'm running LR3 3.5 and OSX 10.7.1 (Lion) on both computers.
Thanks,
Mike

Are the photos imported into both computers’ LR catalogs, yet, and/or is it your intent to make this a one-way transfer from laptop to desktop, or are you wanting to work with the photos in both places from here on out?
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Thinking of moving from O2 Broadband to BT : Opini...

Hi all,
I'm currently with O2 having been a customer with them for many years. I'm on a rolling month to month contract with them as I have never renewed since my previous contract expired last year. I've got my MAC having requested it last week and at the time O2 offered me free broadband for 12 months if I renewed there and then.
I'm unsure whether to stay or move with the upcoming sale of O2 over to Sky. As I said, been a happy customer for many years and its only recently I've had any hassles with speeds. In the evenings laterly from 18.30 onwards until about midnight my d/l speeds drop from a normally very good @16mbps to around 1-2mbps. This is becoming tiresome and despite having reported it to O2 Support they maintain there are no issues and that there is no congestion affecting me. Been getting nowhere with this problem so as you can understand I am reluctant to sign up with them for another contract at this time. So I've been looking at a move, perhaps to BT. My exchange details can be seen below along with my current line stats - my exchange looks to be getting FTTC in 2014 so I'll have to wait for that. Until then I believe I can get ADSL2+ with BT from my exchange so I'd like to aska couple of questions on not only that but on peoples experiences with BT if I may.
Firstly, has anyone else moved from O2 to BT and if so how did you find the experience and subsequent line speeds?. I'm of the understanding that I'll receive similar speeds with BT that I already get with my current O2 package?. Also, I assume since I'm on ADSL2+ with O2 at the moment that with BT's 'top package' I'll also be put on ADSL2+?.
We've been sent a letter by BT offering the 'top broadband package' for £11.10 per month for 18 months. This one:-
To thank you for choosing us, we've chosen you for something special. You can get our top of the range broadband package with unlimited UK evening and weekend calls for £11.10 a month, plus your usual line rental throughout.
Normally this costs £26 a month, so you'll be getting it for less than half price. You won't see this offer advertised anywhere. It's only for the handful of people we're writing to.
Here are some of the benefits that set this package apart:-
Unlimited usage. You don't have to worry about exceeding your limit or paying extra. You can download music, watch films and BBC iPlayer and play games - as much as you like.
The latest technology. You get our most reliable wireless signal ever to your laptop, desktop, tablet or phone, thanks to the latest Smart Wireless and 'N' Technology.
BT Home Hub worth £99. Your Home Hub is included. All you pay is £6.95 for delivery.
Free, unlimited wifi minutes. When you're out and about you can avoid expensive data costs by logging on with your smartphone or laptop at over 4.5 million hotspots in the UK and 3 million abroad - the largest wifi network in the world.
Free advanced McAfee Family Protection software worth £44.99, to help keep your children safe online.
Plus unlimited UK Evening and Weekend calls. You can chat away to family and friends every night and all weekend. Unlimited UK evening and weekend calls are all part of the package. And unlimited minutes to 0845 and 0870 numbers are also included within your calling plan times so you can ring companise like banks without worrying about costs.
Is that a pretty good deal?. Here are my current details, exchange and line stats:-
Many thanks for any replies.

Hi Cammy55,
I've moved your thread to the Bills & Packages board as it's more related to the BB&phone packages and hopefully you'll also get more of a response from the community members.
It terms of ADSL2+ and broadband speed, as long as your local exchange has been BTw 21cn upgraded ( which it looks like it has ) then you will be able to receive the ADSL2/2+ (upto 12mbps / 20mbps) service with a upload speed of around 1.2mbps.
Your line attenuation should also be around the same, so with a line attenuation of 20dB your line is approx. 1.4Km long which I would have estimated a broadband speed between 17mbps to 20mbps on a good quality line.
BT Retail should also give you an estimated broadband speed figure when your order or use the BT Retail BB checker.
Hope that helps,
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Bought a laptop with Win 8 two weeks ago.Sky Go worked fine on it INCLUDING using HDMI cable to Samsung TV. However, have upgraded laptop to Win 10. Now HDMI insertion stops Sky Go. Usual errors t 6030 or 6035 with c 4110's.Have tried ALL suggestions on here and elsewhere, but still HDMI connection fails; still works without HDMI cable connected. NOTE that old Windows 7 64bit PC with HDMI output on motherboard STILL works fine using HDMI cable.So WHY does laptop fail to work with Win 10, but worked fine with Win 8? AND old Windows 7 works fine?If Sky in conspiracy with Silverlight are blocking HDMI then they are making a big mistake as the PC/laptop industry are moving to put HDMI on these devices as a permanent output because it carries everything (audio in particular which DVI does not), can carry 4K, and many PC and laptop users now buy TV's as monitors to free up wall and room space, especially in bedrooms. Few if any TV's comes with DVI inputs.Almost all new dedicated PC monitors come with an HDMI input, and users want to use them to enhance modern game visuals.So Sky, is this a temporary Win 10 problem, or are you stupidly blocking outputs that are going to upset and arienate all your FEE PAYING CUSTOMERS?Sky, you must unblock HDMI now, otherwise the negative publicity that users like me will cause will force you to eventually, and I'm going to get Which? The Consumers Association involved. We are entitled to use HDMI from PC to PC monitor or TV as monitors. Sky are acting against current hardware trends.There is no licence breach as Sky Go and/or Extra allows 2 or 4 devices.

It's been a while since I started this thread, and in that time a pattern has emerged. This might assist others. There is a pattern of HDMI problems that occur after ANY update happens. As someone mentioned earlier (thank you) there is also HDCP, that can have sync issues. I have had problems after Windows Updates, Silverlight updates, Windows 10 upgrade and Firefox updates, but they now always go away. The consistent recovery proceedure seems to be:-Make sure the HDMI cable is NOT plugged into the laptop or PC;-Make sure all instals are done;-Shutdown the laptop/PC completely and remove power, AFTER restarting your laptop/PC after any updates;-Switch off your TV at the wall, switch off the laptop/PC at the wall and wait 10 seconds (arbitrary number, just to make sure all the transformers are empty of power);-Switch on the power to TV, THEN laptop/PC;-Switch on TV;-Reboot laptop/PC, login and wait for all startup items to run;-Connect HDMI cable to the laptop/PC;-Try SkyGo. If the above fails, remove HDMI cable from laptop/PC, leave laptop/PC on for a while, then try the whole above procedure again.Works for me. Longest I had to wait was 1 hour, so faaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaar.

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