If the installation is Windows, then it makes no difference, the OS will simply adapt the installation as long as it is a clean install from the install disk, however the drive can not simply be swapped out and booted, as some anti-piracy components of Windows will erase the installation, along with the fact that the drive will very likely not fit.
This shouldn't be a problem normally, since you paid for a copy of that OS. The operating system should have drivers for the desktop, and it should install onto the desktop without any problems
Yes, you can install apps for laptop or desktop in a surface 2 pro provided it has the right system requirements.
Re-install OS using the Install CD bundled with the laptop.
You can install a server OS on it.
Yes - as long as your laptop and desktop meet the game software requirements.
You can't. You need a Mac.
The exact same way that you would install the same eMail on a desktop, running the same operating system as is on that laptop.
No, a person who cannot use a desktop/laptop cannot install asset management software. It would require that the person be capable of using a desktop/laptop in order to install any type of software.
p.s. to clarify: i have snow leopard on my laptop, but only 10.4 on desktop. it costs to upgarde desktop to 10.5 or later, so i wondered if i could transfer from laptop to desktop?
Yes, generally; the question isn't what the hardware is, the question is what OS the machine uses. If it runs Windows, a laptop isn't much different than a desktop machine.
Install xp on the laptop. A laptop won't work without an operating system.You can do this. But how do you mean "connect"? If you want to share files, then here's a way. If the laptop has a floppy drive and a network card you can make a network bootdisk to boot the laptop and connect to the laptop using ethernet . This will allow you to access shares on the desktop and u can copy over files from the laptop to the desktop but you can't access the laptop from the desktop.You can also try "LapLink" google it for more info.
Yes, it is possible to install Android OS into a desktop, but it will require modification on the user's part. However, there are all-in-one (AIO) computers where it runs Android OS, and one that can toggle between Android and Windows OS.