dirk wrote:
I intend to install an SSD and keep my current HDD for storage and possibly (most
likely) program/app launch location.
So, what I want to do is install a new SSD, install W10 on that drive, and keep my
current HDD untouched. Well I will remove Windows 8.1 files of course. I'm not sure
if drive letters will be changed when I do that.
I guess booting needs to be done from drive C:\ ?
In the case the drive letter for my current HDD would change, The question here is if
I need to do something to Seamonkey to keep it running reliably, and finding the
message base. The drive letter will be changed I guess, unless we can boot standard
from ANY drive specified?
You'll need to reinstall Seamonkey under the new OS. If you want to keep your
configuration as is:
* First, make a copy of the new installation's [whatever_name_it_is].default profile
directory. You'll end up with a "[whatever_name_it_is].default - Copy" directory.
This is insurance.
* Delete the entire contents of the new installation's profile directory.
* Go to the profile directory of the earlier, other-OS Seamonkey and copy the entire
contents of that directory.
* Paste those contents into the new installation's now-empty profile directory.
You should now be back in business.
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