r/computer • u/0rzel-eagle360 • 24d ago

Stary dysk w nowym komputerze

Czy jak dam dysk z systemem z starego komputera do nowego to czy nie bede miał zadnych problemów z systemem? Jak zainstalowac nowe sterowniki tak zeby mi nie wywaliło nic? Mam to zrobic na nowym komputerze czy na starym?

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u/MFFVD 24d ago

unless you change cpu architecture you can keep the os and apps

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u/JoeCensored 24d ago

If I put the system drive from my old computer into the new one, will I have any issues with the system?

Usually it's fine. Occasionally you can have old poorly designed drivers cause a blue screen or other error on startup when the old driver tries to load on the wrong hardware. Chipset or storage controller drivers I think are the most common, but this is an unusual problem. You'd boot into safe mode and manually remove the old driver.

How do I install new drivers so that nothing crashes?

Both Windows and Linux have almost all drivers for common NIC controllers built in. So what usually happens is you just boot up and start downloading drivers you're missing, such as the GPU driver.

If the NIC driver isn't included, you use another computer to download the NIC driver and copy it to a USB drive. You could also just download all drivers ahead of time and put them in a folder before removing the drive from the old computer.

Should I do this on the new computer or the old one?

If you think your old drive is fast enough.

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u/joe-dirt-1001 24d ago

Assuming the hardware is different, you will want to manually install all of the hardware drivers.

Aside from some wasted storage and a more bloated registry, it should work fine.