I have been in the process of migrating my Windows 10 computer to a more muscular hardware. Instead of dealing with partition cloning, I made the decision to start everything from scratch and reinstall all applications.
Some applications have decent export/import tools that do the job. In other cases, I must manually configure the new installs to be as close to their counterparts on my current computer as possible.
One area I couldn't find an export/import tool was the list of network locations for file explorer, nearly 30 of them in my case.
Thankfully I found out that network locations are shortcuts in a special folder and all I needed to do was copy and paste them in the same folder on the new computer.
That location is normally %appdata%\microsoft\windows\Network Shortcuts which usually, but not necessarily always, translates to C:\Users\<user_name>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Network Shortcuts.
A quick copy of all the items and paste in the corresponding folder on the new machine and all my network locations appeared on the new computer.