Hello guys i have gotten a better pc from my brother so that i Can play the newest games but. Can take my old hdd to the new pc where my games are stored and installed. (digital copies) but i also have my operating system installed on that hdd will that be a problem?
Old hdd to new pc. Can i keep my games?
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godnodog
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You "mean" you have "backup" copies.... You should be fine, because the files used to replace the originals usually are made to bypass cd/Dvd check or bypass online/drm protections.
Regarding the OS, if you´re using only 1 HDD you should (not necessarely as you can run them both, sometimes you have problems with using the same Program Files folder, because of the name) use 1 OS, 2 disk 2 OS.
In the future avoid posting things concerning piracy, post like the 1st are ok the 2nd not ok, we dont´want Tom to be in trouble.
Regarding the OS, if you´re using only 1 HDD you should (not necessarely as you can run them both, sometimes you have problems with using the same Program Files folder, because of the name) use 1 OS, 2 disk 2 OS.
In the future avoid posting things concerning piracy, post like the 1st are ok the 2nd not ok, we dont´want Tom to be in trouble.
godnodog
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Like i said, most probably yes, in the end you need to do the test. If you´re gonna use the old hdd as a 2nd disk, you won´t have a problem, as the old os will still be working in the old pc, and most likely the games will work on the new system, make sure you boot from the new hdd.
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