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The best way to move P3Dv4.5 to new SSD

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I need to free up some space on my 1T SSD.  P3D 4.5 with addons is taking up 225 GB. I have a blank 500 GB SSD I would like to move 

P3D and its addons to.  Is there a best way to do this?  I read somewhere once that all you have to do is cut and paste. Is this true?

 

 

 

 

 

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cut and paste will lose all register input for both base sofeware and many add-ons.

Not sure if it have any performance impact, but the most convenient way might be copy it out then made a symbolic link back?

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If you have a back-up software, make a back-up and re-install that on the new drive

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The back-up/reinstall method seems like a good idea but won't there still be registry issues. But I suppose a lot of things get backed-up by users then reinstalled on another drive.

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