Installing new ssd and want to back up my media player classic settings and my realtek settings so i dont loose them when installing windows 7 ultimate again and other applications for windows but i dont know how to back them up(the settings)
Windows Easy Transfer will save most settings from the User's AppData files, but it's not always reliable and settings are a corruption path into a fresh install.
If you don't care about that then you can image your current install over. I'd look into SSD - Install and Transfer the Operating System
the ssd 128gb and my current hard drive has used 426gb of space this is my first ssd and i read to only install windows on it i want media player classic and my realtek settings took hours configuring for my speakers
How complicated and time consuming could those settings even be? I would take a snip of the settings or write them down and go for it. This seems to be a small issue for the gain of the SSD which is going to blow your mind at every stage of it's use !
if i copy the media player classic folder over to the new installation will it apply the settings from that folder?
I use a very advanced paid player called Media Monkey and I've clean installed and set it up dozens of times and as long as I have my music files it's only some fine tuning and skins away but even without those changes the basic use is the same. Are you talking about your music......is it backed up? What is a classic folder? Can you provide a screen shot of what you're trying to save?
i wish i could back it all up and transfer to ssd
media player classic options attached a file
theres alot of custom changes my friend did hes not talking to me right now and when i format its gonna loose all the options that were set
Looks like you may have to have that friend over for dinner or drinks or both. Or you can take snips of all the changes and then refer to same to adjust.
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