Again this all ties back into simplicity, as users don’t have to worry about erasing any data during the process. All of the programs and files that were originally on the new computer are still intact and live alongside the data from your old PC. It’s as if your old PC has been grafted into the new computer. While the migration process transfers everything from your old computer, it doesn’t overwrite information on the new device. Loading Hearthstone after finishing Zinstall WinWin migration. Zinstall WinWin even carries over registration keys, so programs like Futuremark’s benchmark software works immediately after the transfer. All of the old files and programs were neatly stored, the screen brightness and battery settings were identical to what was on the old rig and Hearthstone booted up without any issues or patching.

Once the process is complete the migration feels near seamless. Not to mention that you’d have to continue to check to see when the files have completed downloading to initiate the install for the next application. Leaving both computers running for the entire evening may seem ludicrous, but it pales in comparison to the time that it would take to download those titles manually. However, we had to leave the program running over night while moving larger files including massive games like Diablo 3 Reaper of Souls and The Elder Scrolls: Skyrim. Transferring smaller files like web browsers, a word processor, music files, and word documents finished migrating in about an hour. Just be ready to wait if you plan on migrating larger files. The software was able to transfer a number of large PC games (over 8 GB in size) along with numerous files and benchmarking software over a wireless connection without a hitch. Zinstall WinWin warns that the migration may not work over a wireless connection, but we didn’t run into any issues during testing. That may seem like a no-brainer to most of you, but opting for a faster wired connection may not be so obvious for less tech-savvy users. Zinstall WinWin even notifies users that they should use an Ethernet cable to expedite the process. From there, the software atomically transfers your saved files, documents, programs, and your settings onto the new device. Believe it or not, that’s the most taxing part of the process.

The software atomically links the two computers using your network connection and you’re prompted to begin the migration.

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