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# How do I move StellarAIO to a new PC/Server?

### **How do I move Stellar to a new PC/Server?**

1. Go to the [Stellar Dashboard](https://whop.com/stellaraio) and sign in
2. Click on **Reset** button so you can attach your key to your new machine

   ![](/files/9x3WD1euxoWYcFHCeFbT)
3. **Download** Stellar to your new machine and enter your key
   1. [StellarAIO Windows Installation guide](/stellar/installation-uninstallation/how-do-i-download-stellaraio-windows-and-mac.md#h_d523604013)
   2. [StellarAIO Mac Installation guide](/stellar/installation-uninstallation/how-do-i-download-stellaraio-windows-and-mac.md#h_6126dd8c70)

### **How do I locate and transfer my config.json/managed files?** <a href="#h_f261e08d10" id="h_f261e08d10"></a>

{% hint style="info" %}
*Note that in order to transfer all saved information, you must transfer the config.json file (steps provided further below)*
{% endhint %}

1. Open **Stellar AIO**
2. Go to **Settings**
3. Go to **Data Management**
4. Scroll down and click **Export**&#x20;
5. This will save your config file to your desktop

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6. **Email** this file (located on your desktop) to yourself and download the file to your new machine
7. **Import** this file
8. Click the **Browse** button and click on the config you emailed yourself&#x20;

   <figure><img src="/files/B6IZ0LIxP32OsRJ4Y7LT" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>
9. Close and reopen Stellar AIO


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