Save your app list
Saves the name, version and publisher of installed apps to one file, leaving out add-ons like runtimes and drivers.
The most tedious part of a new PC is remembering what you had installed.
Save the old PC's app list to a file, and you can reinstall everything without missing a thing.
Saves the name, version and publisher of installed apps to one file, leaving out add-ons like runtimes and drivers.
Opened on the new PC, apps are split into already installed, ready to install and install manually.
Installs the selected apps one at a time with the Windows Package Manager (winget) after you confirm, with undo if needed.
User name, PC name and email addresses are masked in the file.
On the old PC, export a file from the "Move to a new PC" card.
Copy the file to the new PC by USB drive or cloud storage.
Open the file on the new PC, pick the apps to install and confirm.
No. It moves only the app list and key settings. Move personal files with OneDrive or an external drive.
Only apps available through winget go on the automatic install list; the rest are listed separately to install yourself. Follow each developer's licensing terms.
After installing, click the tray icon and your first diagnosis is already done.
Every change runs only after you confirm it, and can be undone.