Migrating MQ 9.4 to a new Windows 10 computer De persoon die dit onderwerp heeft geplaatst: Kevin Fulton
| Kevin Fulton Verenigde Staten Local time: 23:04 Duits naar Engels
I'm in the unfortunate position of having to migrate software and data to a new computer (old computer Win 10 still functional – so far). I've let my MQ support renewal lapse since I have no need for all the new features. Thus I have to rely on the advice of colleagues.
The online instructions for moving resources, settings, TMs, etc. involve multiple individual steps involving exporting to TMX, CSV formats, etc. then reimporting.
After installing the software, is it possible just... See more I'm in the unfortunate position of having to migrate software and data to a new computer (old computer Win 10 still functional – so far). I've let my MQ support renewal lapse since I have no need for all the new features. Thus I have to rely on the advice of colleagues.
The online instructions for moving resources, settings, TMs, etc. involve multiple individual steps involving exporting to TMX, CSV formats, etc. then reimporting.
After installing the software, is it possible just to move the contents of C:\ProgramData\MemoQ\*.* to the new computer? All suggestions welcome. Thanks.
[Edited at 2021-08-31 16:05 GMT] ▲ Collapse | | | | Kevin Fulton Verenigde Staten Local time: 23:04 Duits naar Engels ONDERWERPSTARTER I'll give a try | Aug 31, 2021 |
Your instructions were very clear, and the analogies quite clever. I hope they'll work on my computer.
I'm in the process of copying the project files: 250K items. Ostensibly it will take 4+ hours. I can can use the time to set up my email and the browser.
Thanks! | | | Adieu Oekraïens naar Engels + ... You can just email them via the support form on their website | Aug 31, 2021 |
In my exeprience, they respond within 5 minutes and give good advice anyway... whether or not you actually own a current license (I've never owned one, just CAL licenses from clients).
If you want to avoid making it obvious, don't mention that the version in question is 9.4 and they should tell you everything you need. 9.X versions should be structurally similar, differences in migration procedures are unlikely.
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Pointless to contact support about general migration advice | Aug 31, 2021 |
Adieu wrote:
In my exeprience, they respond within 5 minutes and give good advice anyway... whether or not you actually own a current license (I've never owned one, just CAL licenses from clients).
As I described in my migration procedure, support has no useful advice to give about migration because they have no migration procedure, so that would be a waste of time if the purpose is to get an idea how to migrate.
But they are actively considering how to handle this in the future, so maybe in the future. | | | Another option | Aug 31, 2021 |
Another option for migrating memoQ is to clone the entire drive with the entire system, possibly using a full-disk backup and disaster recovery tool such as Acronis. I think that's what I'll do next time I need to migrate to new hardware. Then I won't need to waste 1-2 weeks reconfiguring everything. But the drivers and a few system tools many need manual installation. | | | MollyRose Verenigde Staten Local time: 22:04 Engels naar Spaans + ... another possibility | Aug 31, 2021 |
If you don't have admin rights and can't do as Thomas Frost suggested, you can try what I did. I also posted on that same thread that he mentioned. | | | Kevin Fulton Verenigde Staten Local time: 23:04 Duits naar Engels ONDERWERPSTARTER Don't need project files | Sep 1, 2021 |
MollyRose wrote:
If you don't have admin rights and can't do as Thomas Frost suggested, you can try what I did. I also posted on that same thread that he mentioned.
I agree with your post elsewhere, there's no need for project files, something that occurred to me once I had started downloading 250K items. The TMs and termbases contain all the information I need. I have the final output files in the unlikely event someone might request a copy.
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