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If you are looking to transfer your installation to a new PC, then you can follow the below steps:

  1. Install TrustIDv4 on the new PC
    1. You can always find the latest updates and downloads on our downloads page here: Downloads
  2. Copy the Data directory from the old PC, by default this is located in the following location depending on the application:
     C:\Users\Public\Documents\TrustID\Data

  3. Rename the Data directory from the same location on the new PC and copy in the backup from the old PC
  4. Run TrustID v4 and check that everything is ok
  5. Enter your original serial number and activation code in the activation wizard to activate to the new PC

Note

If you are asked for an unlock when running the software, it is likely because Windows tried to merge the copied data folder with the existing one.
Please make sure that you either rename or delete the existing data folder before copying over the data folder from the old PC.

In some cases the data folder may not be in the default location, for example, it may be on a network share so that it is always backed up.
If this is the case you can check the current path being used for the data folder, to do this you will need to open the Trustid.ini configuration file from the old PC which is located in the installation directory.

If you open the ini file in notepad you will see an entry for DataDirectory which will show you the current path. If it is a network share then you can simply point the new installation to the same network share, otherwise you can just copy the folder and change the path following the same steps above.

Note: This Data folder is automatically backed up when an upgrade is installed, however we recommend making regular backups of this folder as it contains all of the configuration files/templates/logins etc… for your installation.




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