If macOS’s Migration Assistant fails, here are other ways to move accounts<article>
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<p>This past Christmas, my kids received new Mac laptops. We managed to keep their previous computers working for seven years, but these new Macs will see my kids through to college and maybe beyond. New Macs meant that we had to move all their files from the older computers to the new ones.</p><p>The old machines both had macOS High Sierra installed, and the new ones have the current macOS, Mojave. Following Apple’s instructions, I started migration on both older systems to both newer ones. (It made for a lot of smiles and laughs as family members passed through the room with four Macs all chugging away at once.)</p><p>Both computers gave errors at the end of multi-hour migrations, though one pair of computers appeared to have fully transferred data. The other pair did not; it seemed to have transferred apps and system preferences, but left out the main user. This may have been due to that user having parental controls set, though Migration Assistant doesn’t warn of that being a problem, nor is there a mention in any support notes from Apple.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3330637/macs/if-macoss-migration-assistant-fails-here-are-other-ways-to-move-accounts.html#jump">To read this article in full, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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If macOS’s Migration Assistant fails, here are other ways to move accounts
