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UNC" folder when using the wizard. UNC" folder. Do not browse to or select the IMG UNC folder itself. UNC file! Reply to author. Report message as abuse. You can choose between using a network connection, an Easy Transfer Cable or a removable device such as an external hard drive.

If you choose the latter option, the wizard can help you estimate the required storage space by automatically calculating the size of the selected items.

Windows Easy Transfer is a useful tool for any user who wants to perfectly replicate the current account on another computer. The Windows Vista or XP users should try this tool when they need to migrate to a new computer.

If you encounter a problem with the F. Wizard hanging permanently at the very end of the transfer, just open the Task Manager and restart your PC. With the restart, F. Of course, an upgrade is not supposed to lose or change any of your files or settings, but one never knows what might happen — so you are doing the right thing by thinking ahead about backups.

If you run F. This wizard can be run on your old system from the Windows XP CD-ROM, and will pack up and save your files and settings for transfer to a new computer. Of course an upgrade is not supposed to lose or change any of your files or settings, but one never knows what might happen — so you are doing the right thing by thinking ahead about backups.

Of course, when you use F. By doing a Custom Transfer, you also can back up as little as the settings for one specific program, one folder such as My Documents, or even one specific File Type. For example, you can use F. There is no way to remove the duplicates automatically unless you use a third party tool like DBXtend.

In brief, F. Concerning the transfer of multiple User Account settings: F. Over the river and through the wood — but all the settings can be transferred using this method!

I recently discovered, through experimentation, that the F. It also means something as simple as a Compact Flash memory card or other flash memory card along with a card reader can be used in place of a floppy disk if you do not have a floppy disk drive on your old computer.

If you have USB on the old computer and a little over a megabyte of space available, you are good to go! HI, I have an older laptop that is currently running windows 10 but it has some issues that are not worth putting money into and it is time to upgrade.

So what is the easiest way to do a file transfer to the new computer? Cheers D. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question