Hello,
I have just bought a Win11 computer. Is there a way to move my large MSTS collection from my win10 computer. The new computer does not have a CD drive
Regards Stu
Hello,
I have just bought a Win11 computer. Is there a way to move my large MSTS collection from my win10 computer. The new computer does not have a CD drive
Regards Stu
If the files are on a disk drive, move the drive.
Cheers
Derek
More than likely you have USB ports on both computers, buy an external usb SSD large enough capacity to hold your collection...copy everything to the drive --- now you have a backup --- and you can copy it to your new computer.
Also, USB CD drives are quite common....but the capacity is not as large as an external SSD drive ( up to multiple terrabytes ).
Cheers, Gerry
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If you intend to NEVER run MSTS (Sim or Editors and Tools) and ONLY run ORTS you will not have to do the following.
You will also need to copy the MSTS portion of the Registry and enter it in the same location in the registry of the new PC.
And you will need to manually create the needed shortcuts for your desktop and/or start menu.
If you happen to have purchased ConBuilder, the program MSTS Manager that comes with the payware version can be used to create those Registry entries.
Charles
Thanks for the help. I will keep you posted.
Regards stu
Hi, mate!
I think that an SSD is the best solution for this job. I have one dedicated solely to my game files, especially those related to MSTS/ORTS. It serves both as a backup device and as a device which I use when I need to transfer stuff from my computer to my laptop and vice-versa.
Borislav
Hi
I have my entitre MSTS/OR setup on a SSD and attached to my Laptop with a USB3 to USBC connector
and when using OR I get excellent results with around 25 FPS.
I know that does not sound great but I have a clone of my MSTS/OR setup on my main PC and
get much higher FPS but cannot tell the difference visually.
I use my Laptop for travel.
Cheers
Daniel
Daniel - Sydney (Glad I'm not in Townsville)
It used to be my favourite place in the world.
Hmm, I've never tried playing directly from SSD, so this is something that I definitely must try
Speaking of backups, I also keep my "TRAINS" folder backed up in one additional place because I have a lot of custom locomotives and cars that I would really, really hate to lose.
Borislav
Hello
I have all my stuff now on the new computer. My son accomplished this by using the CD drive on the old computer and sending the data across on the network and running the install from there. Had to redownload RouteRiter but Train Store came over OK.
Regards Stu.