Program Association with SSD
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Hello everyone,
I'm about to get my first SSD (yay!) for my desktop. I am currently running a 1TB drive though, with all my programs installed to it. If I do a fresh install on the new SSD, will I be able to restore the association of the programs to fresh operating system? It is such a pain to re-install all my games and programs, especially when they are already on the drive they are going to be installed anyway.
I'm about to get my first SSD (yay!) for my desktop. I am currently running a 1TB drive though, with all my programs installed to it. If I do a fresh install on the new SSD, will I be able to restore the association of the programs to fresh operating system? It is such a pain to re-install all my games and programs, especially when they are already on the drive they are going to be installed anyway.
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