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easy transfer
I am trying to transfer files and settings from Windows XP Pro computer to
the new Windows Vista Business computer. I followed the prompt and tried transferring via network. I get the message cannot connect although I the browes and see files on eash computer. I then tried to transfer via USB memory stick. It loaded the file on to the stick but when I took it to the Windows Vista computer it only goes to the point where I can choose the media and the drive letter. When I continue it tell me to insert the media and contimue. It keep going back to where I can select the media with no message or anything. So far I am at a loss. |
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Re: easy transfer
When you save the easy transfer to a flash drive, usually an autorun file is
launched to install the transfer when inserted into the Vista Machine. You probably have a setting to stop that, and you can launch this file from the flash drive by clicking it. If none of this is available, you are not getting everything copied to the flash. -- Use the "Ratings" feature. It helps the new users. Please use the Communities guidelines when posting. Mark L. Ferguson MS-MVP "Joe" <Joe@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news D2A07C0-2A6C-47A8-BFCF-CAC20CC20808@microsoft.com...> I am trying to transfer files and settings from Windows XP Pro computer to > the new Windows Vista Business computer. I followed the prompt and tried > transferring via network. I get the message cannot connect although I the > browes and see files on eash computer. I then tried to transfer via USB > memory stick. It loaded the file on to the stick but when I took it to > the > Windows Vista computer it only goes to the point where I can choose the > media > and the drive letter. When I continue it tell me to insert the media and > contimue. It keep going back to where I can select the media with no > message > or anything. So far I am at a loss. |
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Re: easy transfer
Thanks for the info. The flash drive had ony 1 .dat file. There was no
autorun file. I'll try it again. Thanks again. "Mark L. Ferguson" wrote: > When you save the easy transfer to a flash drive, usually an autorun file is > launched to install the transfer when inserted into the Vista Machine. You > probably have a setting to stop that, and you can launch this file from the > flash drive by clicking it. If none of this is available, you are not > getting everything copied to the flash. > > -- > Use the "Ratings" feature. It helps the new users. > Please use the Communities guidelines when posting. > > Mark L. Ferguson MS-MVP > > > "Joe" <Joe@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news D2A07C0-2A6C-47A8-BFCF-CAC20CC20808@microsoft.com...> > I am trying to transfer files and settings from Windows XP Pro computer to > > the new Windows Vista Business computer. I followed the prompt and tried > > transferring via network. I get the message cannot connect although I the > > browes and see files on eash computer. I then tried to transfer via USB > > memory stick. It loaded the file on to the stick but when I took it to > > the > > Windows Vista computer it only goes to the point where I can choose the > > media > > and the drive letter. When I continue it tell me to insert the media and > > contimue. It keep going back to where I can select the media with no > > message > > or anything. So far I am at a loss. > |
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