Easy transfer does not recongize. MIG file

I replaced the drive in my Dell d830.  I gathered my files on the external hard drive.  When I run easy transfer on "new computer", it does not recognize the file in the box go.  I can see it on the disk, but it does not load.  Help?

No, easy transfer does not have XP to XP.

Is the old hard drive available and functional?

Have you ever used Windows Easy Transfer to copy the files to your external drive?

If you used easy transfer AND your original drive is no longer available (or dead), you may be able to recover the data, but there is no guarantee.

Microsoft technical support may be able to help--for a fee.  Alternatively, you can Google MigRecover Utility.  However, I understand that there are different versions of the file creates MIG Windows Easy Transfer, but this requires different versions of the tool (I think USMT4 is for the version of Windows 7 to WET and USMT3 for the version of Vista, but I don't know for you).

Sorry, I have more new and good luck.

PS Si the old drive is not actually dead, your best bet is probably to buy a USB or FireWire external drive box and copy the data directly.

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