May 25, 201511 yr I am building a new PC and am wondering if I will be able too just take my 2 SSD's and install them into the new machine. Everything will be new (motherboard, CPU, PS, Memory, Graphics Card but still using Windows 7 with OS on one SSD and P3D on the second) so what I wish to know is will I be able to use the PMDG 737 and 777 for P3D or not and if not how can I manage it without a whole new installation? regards Richard BinnsMSFS 2020 - B650M Project Zero Motherboard - Ryzen 7 9800X3D - RTX 3070 - DDR5-6400 32g - Corsair NAUTILUS 240 RS LCD AIO - Cooler Master MasterFrame 400 Case - Cooler Master MWE V3 850W Gold ATX PSU.
May 25, 201511 yr Technically, yes, I've done it, but had problems. You're better off re-installing Windows, and subsequently will need to reinstall everything else. What will happen is you will end up with old driver references to all of the old hardware you used. You're better off starting off clean Chris Smith
May 25, 201511 yr Author Thanks Chris for that - GOSH that sounds like fun it has taken me months to get everything install. May be I shall hold off until Windows 10 has settled down and then start again. regards Richard BinnsMSFS 2020 - B650M Project Zero Motherboard - Ryzen 7 9800X3D - RTX 3070 - DDR5-6400 32g - Corsair NAUTILUS 240 RS LCD AIO - Cooler Master MasterFrame 400 Case - Cooler Master MWE V3 850W Gold ATX PSU.
May 25, 201511 yr That's probably not a bad option to be honest. I know users who are running W10 beta with P3D and they are running fine, so looks like it will be ok when it's released. You might as well save you're self the both of two installs and just do it with W10 once Chris Smith
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