Q: Migrating PSP X5 to new machine?

[RogerStenning]

Hi

This is my first posing here, and I've searched for an answer on this question, but couldn't find one, so here goes...

Background and Situation:

My old machine, an Acer Aspire One D255 (a 32-Bit Intel Atom N450 @ 1.66GHz with 1 Gb RAM running Win7 Home Premium) netbook did, somewhat amazingly, successfully run PSP X5, albeit slowly (frankly, it struggled). I now have a new notebook (an early birthday present from my partner), which is a Toshiba Satellite C855 running Win8 (64 bit), and the specs for it are listed in my profile here.

I obviously want to transfer (migrate) the software from the old machine to the new one.

As my copy of PSP X5 was a downloaded purchase, I have no discs; While the original downloaded installation files were corrupted thanks to a massive disk failure last year, I still have the serial numbers, and they're registered to me on the Corel registration database (I checked that first off).

Question:

Can I just download the files again, and plug in the existing serial numbers, and if so, where can I download them from, or is there a specific process I have to follow in order to migrate the software? If the latter, what is that process?

Thanks in advance for any help on this one.

[LeviFiction]

Yes, you can just download and install and use the same serial numbers.

Log into Corel.com

At the bottom of you Account page you'll see a section for "Order Status & History" and you'll see a link for "See All Orders"

If you don't see that then simply go here: https://www.corel.com/corel/accountOrde ... istory.jsp

Find your order and it should provide you with all of the downloads that came with your order.

[RogerStenning]

Outstandingly quick reply, thanks!

Yup, found 'em, must have missed that earlier when I checked on the serial numbers! Just as well I had the download insurance

Again, thanks

[hartpaul]

And now make a couple of backups on different media of your downloaded files (other programs as well) so that corruption of one disc does not lose all you have paid for.