Windows 11 Migration & LAN Setup

I’m moving from a Windows 10 desktop to a brand-new Windows 11 Pro machine and want the transition to feel seamless. All data, user profiles, and application settings need to come across exactly as they are now, including:

• QuickBooks (company files, templates, licence activation, memorised reports, user permissions)
• Microsoft Outlook (all PST/OST files, rules, signatures, account profiles)
• Microsoft Word and the rest of Office (normal.dotm, custom dictionaries, add-ins)

After the transfer, I’d like you to handle the full installation and configuration on the new PC so each program launches without licence or plugin issues and reflects my current preferences.

Beyond the desktop work, the small office LAN needs a quick tune-up—updating computer names, shared-folder paths and any static IP or printer mappings affected by the swap.

Deliverables:
1. Verified image or file-based backup of the old system before work begins.
2. Successful migration of all listed applications, data, and settings to the Windows 11 Pro computer.
3. Post-migration test showing each program opens, the data is intact, and preferences match the original environment.
4. Revised LAN configuration documentation with any new paths or addresses you change.

If you can guide me on best-practice tools—whether you prefer Windows Easy Transfer alternatives, Laplink PCmover, USMT, or your own scripted workflow—let me know; I’m flexible as long as we achieve a zero-loss hand-over.