Transfer Ace Payroll to another computer

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Back up your payroll data files from your old computer in the same way you do every pay period. We recommend using a memory stick for your backup. You can also use the Internet backup service.

On your new computer, install Ace Payroll. Just insert the CD or download the software from the Ace Payroll website, and run the installation wizard.

Make sure you have your serial number handy if you are using a CD.

To ensure the full program is installed click the New Computer button on the fourth installer step, as circled below.

On your new computer insert the USB stick you save the last backup to and open Ace Payroll.
From the front screen click Utilities then Restore From Backup. The Make Another Backup? window appears.
Click GO. The Restore Data Files window appears
Click Setup, then on the left side of the window expand your USB drive and click the name of your backup folder. Click GO to close the window.
In the Restore Data Files window, click go to restore your data. The Backup & Data File Report window opens. Click GO.
From the front screen, click Setup then Register This Program. Ace Payroll asks for a four digit Version Registration Code.
If you don't have your registration code, give our help desk a call on 0800 223 729 to receive it.

Alternatively you can email us at team@acepay.co.nz with the following details:
- The serial number of your program
- Your company name exactly as you have entered it
- The check number showing on screen.
To make sure your data has been restored correctly, we recommend looking at a few reports such as the One Off Report or the Summary Report.

And you’re done!

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