VS 2013 Community and SQL Server Express 2005

Not sure if I'm in the right forum, but I'll give it a shot.   I have a laptop with Vista and SQL Server Express 2005.  I created a db on it and put a lot of time into it. But now the laptop is dieing.  I am wanting to use the db with VS 2013
Community.  
I plan to upload the db files to OneDrive from the Vista laptop and then download them to my new laptop that has VS on it.  Will it work?  Is it practical?  Should I go with SQL Express 2008 or higher?
I'm just learning VS and not sure what to do.  Any help will be appreciated.  Thanks.
Bill

Thanks for pvdg42’s help.
Hi Bill,
It seems that you have resolved certain issues, you know that one thread for one issue, so for the new issue, it would be better if you could post them in new threads.
>>The ProgramFiles folder has a folder Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0.  The ProgramFiles(x86) has a VS 11.0 ands VS 12.0 folder.  I did not know this when I downloaded 2013CE.
It would be related to your windows version 32 bit or 64 bit, for example, the 64 bit version windwos 8.1 in my side, it would setup in this path default:
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 12.0
In addition, my understanding the latest issue “The tables not show in object explorer window” would be related to the database upgraded from the old SQL Server version to the high version. So it would be not the VS IDE issue.
Of course, if you add a new table in this database, how about the result?
If you connect to the previous database in this high version, how about the result if you add a table?
I think if it would works well when  you add a new table in other database of high version in VS2013, it means that it is not the VS IDE issue, the real issue would be related to your previous database.
My suggestion is that you could post this issue to the SQL Server forum since it is related to the database migration.
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-US/home?category=sqlserver
Sincerely,
Jack
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