Lenovo Laptop Setup & Data Migration
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
My brand-new, still-sealed Lenovo needs to be ready for daily use in a single session. The old machine you’ll be pulling data from is a Windows laptop, so everything should transfer smoothly within the Microsoft ecosystem.
Here’s what I’d like done:
• Power-on and complete the initial Windows set-up, updates, drivers and Lenovo utilities.
• Install and activate my Microsoft 365 subscription.
• Configure several email accounts (mix of Outlook and IMAP) so they sync flawlessly in Outlook and the Windows Mail app.
• Migrate Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft Edge from the old laptop—bookmarks, saved passwords, history and preferred extensions included.
• Copy over all remaining user data: Documents, Photos and any applications I still rely on.
• Verify that each transferred program launches correctly and that personal files open without issue.
I use Dropbox as my primary drive.
Once everything is in place I’d like a quick walkthrough so I know where the files landed and can confirm mail and browsers are syncing properly. Remote or on-site work is fine as long as the job is finished efficiently and with minimal downtime for me.
Here’s what I’d like done:
• Power-on and complete the initial Windows set-up, updates, drivers and Lenovo utilities.
• Install and activate my Microsoft 365 subscription.
• Configure several email accounts (mix of Outlook and IMAP) so they sync flawlessly in Outlook and the Windows Mail app.
• Migrate Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft Edge from the old laptop—bookmarks, saved passwords, history and preferred extensions included.
• Copy over all remaining user data: Documents, Photos and any applications I still rely on.
• Verify that each transferred program launches correctly and that personal files open without issue.
I use Dropbox as my primary drive.
Once everything is in place I’d like a quick walkthrough so I know where the files landed and can confirm mail and browsers are syncing properly. Remote or on-site work is fine as long as the job is finished efficiently and with minimal downtime for me.