Is there a way to transfer all installed program from one Windows

>>62344065
No.

apt get bash script

google it

>>62344065
>What is disk cloning

>>62344065
>upgrade
mspaint doesn't even work properly in windows 10
you were lied to
you think newer versions are always upgrades
because you're a marketing hypnotized little nigger

>>62344091
Duh, that's not helping, I want a new Windows install, I just want to "transfer" my current program files folder to the new Windows 10 install.

Obviously copy and paste won't work, isn't there some kind of script that will do it automatically while taking care of registry and stuff?

>>62344119
I meant I changed the mobo because I now have a shiny Ryzen 1700. I was already on Windows 10 and I'm won't change it for anything else.

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I found that : https://www.easeus.com/free-pc-transfer-software/

But it's not free and I am not sure if it really works, any known and trusted free open source alternative?

>>62344333
>>62344119
i just used this a few weeks ago to transfer windows install to SSD and use HDD for storage, don't bother OP it ended up 'kinda' working on the surface, but I started to have frequent freezes and i'm positive it was because i was lazy and cloned instead of fresh install. everything worked perfectly before the easeus attempt, which on the surface worked, but these freezes and fuckups started to happen immediately. you need to just install Windows fresh on the new drive, i can't tell you why but that's what i ended up having to do anyways after i tried the cheap, easy way out

No.
Windows sucks.

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>>62344417
Well I want to fresh install but just get my programs back, actually I don't even need to move the programs, I just want some script to do the registry work so they're "installed" on the new windows 10.

>>62344143

I don't think so because as far as I'm aware, programs install services, registry entries, right click context options, startup entries, firewall exceptions, in addition to just the files.

Programs also put things in temp folders or App Data and other folders.

I can't imagine a program that would move all your applications and somehow be able to find and replicate all of the things I just mentioned above.

Basically, unless you wrote something that could know about EVERY piece of an application on the machine, and pick and choose what stuff to copy over, you are basically cloning your existing windows (minus personal files) by installing windows and copying over your programs.

The obvious way to copy the programs from a to b would be to simply copy the registry, services, startup, etc over to the new installation. At that point, what is the point of re-installing.

>>62344750

There is a lot more to windows programs than their program files folder and registry entries.

They have files all over the place, registry entries all over the place, services, firewall settings, virtual devices, and probably more I'm not aware of.

You can copy the registry from one instance to another, but I'm sure that is difficult and problematic, and probably won't give you the result you are looking for.

>>62344065
I've generally had good luck copying my user directory to the new OS and then reinstalling the programs manually. Most of the time the settings and whatnot are stored in appdata and the programs pick them up just fine afterwards. I wouldn't rely on it for anything important though.

>>62344814
>>62344843
OK, point taken, I think I'll just bite the bullet and manually reinstall all the programs I need.

No, you fucking retard. Kill yourself.

Microsoft has something like that for Windows 7, forgot what it's called and don't know if it's available for 10 though.

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>>62344091
I take "basic shit OP doesn't know about" for 200, Alex.