If you do not, any empty Groups (with no member profiles or sub-Groups yet imported) will immediately self-delete as part of the internal housekeeping. import the individual profiles in a Group before Importing the Group itself. (Important note about Groups) Note that you should always import Group profiles last, i.e. Select Export/Import tab > Import profile V9 (or newer) version (or Profiles > Import Profile from the main menu, in V8 (or older)).On the computer that you want to import the profiles, run SyncBack.Save the profiles to a directory, or media, that the other computer can access, e.g.Select Export/Import tab > Export profile V9 (or newer) version (or Profiles > Export Profile from the main menu, in V8 (or older)).Select the profile/s to transfer (or press Ctrl+A to select all visible profiles, Shift+Click to select a 'range', or Ctrl+Click to select multiple non-ordered profiles).Alternatively, you can click on the ' +' sign next to the Group to expand them. Disable option ' Only show groups and profiles not in a group' under: burger menu > Preferences (or from Preferences menu in V8 (or older) version) to see all nested profiles. ( Skip this step if you do not have Groups) If you have Groups, both member profiles and Groups must be exported.On the computer with the profile(s) to transfer, run SyncBack.To transfer your profiles to another computer: How do I transfer/copy/move my profiles from one computer to another?

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