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Old 05-11-2007, 03:21 AM
Ziggie
 
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Default Copy w2k D & S to XP ??

I've bought a OEM XP pro CD with some hardware from Newegg and going to
install it fresh into a new HD But have a question....?

I'd like to backup my documents & setting from w2k over to XP, has anyone
tried to backup and restore them or just copy them like this...?? I guess my
question is --- will this work?
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Old 05-11-2007, 03:42 AM
Rock
 
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Default Re: Copy w2k D & S to XP ??

"Ziggie" wrote
> I've bought a OEM XP pro CD with some hardware from Newegg and going to
> install it fresh into a new HD But have a question....?
>
> I'd like to backup my documents & setting from w2k over to XP, has anyone
> tried to backup and restore them or just copy them like this...?? I guess
> my
> question is --- will this work?


You can look at the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard (FAST) as one way,
though I wouldn't rely on it as the only backup means. Certainly do not get
rid of the source files until they are moved to the new system. Here is an
article on FAST:

http://aumha.org/win5/a/fast.htm

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Rock [MS-MVP User/Shell]

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