[billyboy920]

I am building a new machine as soon as a better selection of X48 chipset motherboards become available. My current machine has an ASUS mobo with an NVIDIA chipset. In the past I have tried to upgrade this motherboard to an Intel board and found that in order to do so, I would need to do a clean install of Vista, because of chipset incomparability issues.

I have several hundred dollars of programs that I purchased on line on my current drive. All my data is backed up on an external HD (Western Digital My Book).

When I do my new build, is there a legal and reasonably simple method of transferring my on-line purchased programs from my old HD to my new HD after a clean windows installation on the new machine?

Thanks

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Any reputable company will let you download them again from the Customer Downloads area or similiar type area. You should be able to get them back.

[Neil Jones]

Any reputable company will let you download them again from the Customer Downloads area or similiar type area. You should be able to get them back.

[billyboy920]

Any reputable company will let you download them again from the Customer Downloads area or similiar type area. You should be able to get them back.

thanks