My old user name was martin and my new user name is marti. The user name (skrause in original post) does not matter. I was able to move from Windows7 to Windows 10. Thank you for your excellent article on moving Picasa. Once you turn on the hidden files and folders, follow the instructions that Steve provided and it will work exactly as described! There are a bunch of videos on YouTube that show different ways to turn on the hidden files and folders.
There are numerous ways to get to the same menu to make the changes that I described and it doesn’t matter which way you do it. Allowing Windows File Explorer to show these hidden items is a necessary step that probably should have been included in the explanation. You can close and reopen Windows File Explorer and the AppData folder and everything below will be visible. Click the radio button for this option and click OK. Select the “View” tab and one of the options is “Show Hidden Files, Folders, and Drives”. In the Folder Options dialog box, look for a tab labeled “View”. Tanya, you probably need to turn on the ability to see “hidden files and folders”.įrom the Control Panel in Windows 7, choose the “Folder Options”. Once you copy over your photos and the two folders above, launch Picasa and you will be golden. Note: Don’t forget to replace my users name skrause with your username. Just be sure to copy them into the exact same folder c:\users\skrause\appdata\local\google\ on your new computer. It’s OK to copy these folders to a USB drive in order to get them to your new computer.
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Step 2 – On your OLD computer or install Picasa, go to c:\users\skrause\appdata\local\google and copy the two subfolders Picasa2Albums and Picasa2 into the same location on your new computer.
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Step 1 – Download and install Google Picasa on your new Computer but do not launch it after install. With that said, let’s jump right into it. Keep this in mind when creating your user account on your new Windows PC. For example, when I moved over my Picasa install to my new computer, my user profile was located at c:\users\skrause\ on both systems so both my photos and Google database/config files will be located in the same place. Moving your Google Picasa to a new computer is simple as long as you first copy all your photos and, Picasa is installed under the same user paths as your old system.
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