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• Password block Windows Easy Transfer - cannot open Windows XP easy transfer file

  I did a uprade from my PC from windows XP to windows 7. However, before doing so, I used windows easy transfer to copy my files to a later transfer. The problem is, in the process, that I did not use a password. Now, I can't open .mig files transfer easily created on the USB external drive. I had seen several old posts on this same issue. Some have recommended trying to copy. The problem is that I have more access to the old XP files since the machine is now windows 7.
  Is there anyway to pass the fast password in transfer windows easy when trying to backup files without a valid password (especially since I have not created a).

  The Windows.old folder has two objectives:
  (1) can be used to uninstall Windows 7 and return your PC to the previous version of Windows.
  (2) contains a backup of all your files of data, documents, photos, Etc. from the previous version of Windows.

  Note: Change the Windows Explorer option to see the Windows.old folder:
  Click on start and enter in the box "Search": "hidden" (without the quotes)
  Click on the "Show the hidden files and folders" option at the top of the list.
  In the "Folder Options" window
  Click the 'view' if it is not already selected.
  In the list "Advanced settings" locate "hidden files and folders".
  Now click 'show files and folders '.
  Then, disable the following:
  "Hide empty drives in the computer folder.
  "Hide the extensions of the file types that you want to know."
  "Hide protected operating system files"

  Click on the "Apply" button and the OK"" button.

  How to recover Documents, music, and e-mail after upgrade by using the Windows.old folder
  http://notebooks.com/2010/11/09/how-to-recover-documents-music-and-email-after-upgrading-with-the-Windows-old-folder/

  Where are my files and folders after upgrading from Windows XP or Windows Vista?
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/where-are-my-files-and-folders-after-upgrading-from-Windows-XP-or-Windows-Vista

  How to restore your personal files after you perform a custom Windows Vista or Windows 7 installation
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/932912

  Using Windows.old to retrieve your personal files
  http://adacosta.spaces.live.com/blog/CNS! E8E5CC039D51E3DB! 66249.entry? a = 264056520

  How can I remove the Windows.old folder:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/how-do-I-remove-the-Windows-old-folder

  J W Stuart: http://www.pagestart.com

• Select some easy transfer files

  Well, I lost a bit of data when I updated from XP to Vista, mainly because of Windows Easy Transfer, and I was wondering if there was a way I could choose some files to take of it and where to save them (namely, program files, specifically a few files in program files).

  Whenever I try to deselect the files to restore, it won't let me, and I see no option if I want to save the files in a separate location.

  Any help in this matter would be greatly appreciated.

  Also, if I were to use one, a third-party program to me would be against microsoft TOS?

  Programs need to be reinstalled.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/928635/en-AU

  You can use Windows easy transfer to transfer files and the following parameters:

  • Files and folders
  • The e-mail settings
  • Contacts and messages
  • The program settings
  • User accounts and settings
  • Internet settings and Favorites
  • Music
  • Photos and videos

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• File permissions denied

  I don't have permission to open the My Documents folder. When I request information on the record, it is said, you have Custom Access. When I tried to fix the permissions by the owner with abilities of reading and writing, I became locked with no way to lock of permissions.

  Anyone have an idea on how to access my documents and find my administrator status?

  Please, back up all data before proceeding.

  This procedure will unlock all your user (not system files) files and reset their ownership, permissions and default access controls. If you have voluntarily set special values for these attributes on any of your files, they will be be restored. In this case, either stop there, or be ready to recreate the settings if necessary. Do that after checking these settings that did not cause the problem. If none of that is meaningful to you, you need not worry about this, but do not follow the instructions below.

  Step 1

  If you have more than one user, and the one in question is not an administrator, then go to step 2.

  Triple-click anywhere in the next line to this page to select this option:

  sudo find ~ $TMPDIR.. -exec chflags -h nosappnd,noschg,nosunlnk,nouappnd,nouchg {} + -exec chown -h $UID {} + -exec chmod +rw {} + -exec chmod -h -N {} + -type d -exec chmod -h +x {} + 2>&-

  Copy the selected text in the Clipboard by pressing Control-C key combination.

  Launch the Terminal application integrated in one of the following ways:

  ☞ Enter the first letters of his name in a Spotlight search. Select from the results (it should be at the top).

  ☞ In the Finder, select go utilities ▹ of menu bar or press the combination of keys shift-command-U. The application is in the folder that opens.

  ☞ Open LaunchPad and start typing the name.

  Paste in the Terminal window by pressing Command + V. I tried these instructions only with the Safari browser. If you use another browser, you may need to press the return key after pasting.

  You will be asked your password of connection that are not displayed when you type. Type carefully, and then press return. You can get a warning to be careful. If you do not have a password, you will need to configure one before you can run the command. If you see a message that your user name "is not in the sudoers file", then you have not logged as an administrator.

  The command may take several minutes to run, depending on the number of files you have. Wait for a new line ending with a dollar sign ($) to appear, and then quit Terminal.

  Step 2 (optional)

  Take this step only if you have trouble with the phase 1, if you prefer not to consider, or if this does not resolve the problem.

  Start in recovery mode. You may be prompted to select a language, then the OS X Utilities appears.

  If you use FileVault 2, select disk utility, then select the icon for the volume FileVault startup ("Macintosh HD", unless you have given it a different name.) It will be nested under another icon of the disc. Select open in the file menu and enter your login password when you are prompted. Then quit disk utility must be returned to the main screen.

  Select

  Utilities ▹ Terminal

  in the menu bar. It will open a Terminal window. In this window, type this:

  resetp

  Press the tab key. The partial order you entered will automatically end this:

  resetpassword

  Press return. Opens a window to reset the password. You do not need to reset a password.

  Select your boot volume ("Macintosh HD", unless you have given it a different name) if not already selected.

  Select your username in the menu option allows you to select the account if not already selected.

  Under Reset Home Directory Permissions and ACLs, click the reset button.

  Select

  ▹ Restart 

  in the menu bar.

• ASA - same-security-traffic allowed inter VS permit/deny access-list interface

  Hi people,

  I wonder if I use the same-security-traffic permits inter-interface order to ASA and I have 2 separate interfaces with the same level of security and ACL with a few rules explicit allow , if not covered by these statements to allow traffic will be blocked by implicit deny at the end of the ACL or am I completely wrong in my thinking?

  That is right.

  But then if you have an interface with an ACL and another interface without an ACL and you want to pass traffic between the two interfaces, then the interface without an ACL will rely on the level of security while configured with the ACL interface will rely on configured ACL entries.

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  Please do not forget to select a correct answer and rate useful posts

• Windows easy transfer. I can't use transfer to move files to the new computer

  I used windows easy transfer to back up my files to an external hard drive before doing a clean install of windows 7, XP.

  I am unable to find any "windows easy transfer" files on the hard drive for transfer to the new computer.

  ALL the files from my old computer are there and I am able to access it from the external hard drive.

  Please tell me there is an easy way to transfer files and I don't have to do it manually.

  What is the error message when you try to restore files in Windows 7?

  Also, did you really use the Windows Easy Transfer Wizard to back up your files or did you use the built in the files and Settings Transfer wizard in Windows XP? If you used the files and Settings Transfer Wizard, that won't work no.

  You must install Windows Easy Transfer on Windows XP, save the files as one. MIG file on your external drive, restore it on the Windows 7 computer. See for instructions:

  http://www.notebooks.com/2009/10/13/WinXP-to-Win7/

• Easy transfer gets "Can not open the file" after update from XP to 7

  In Windows XP Sp3, I created the Windows Easy Transfer file on a USB - I see it. I did the Custom installation of Windows 7 that seems successful. When I try to access my data using file transfer, the program will not open the file, although he sees there. Is there a way to retrieve this file?
  I saw similar posts but have not found one with an answer yet.
  Thank you

  Agrivated after myself, I found the problem.  And it's simple!  I hope it works for everyone, always in need of response.  So I upgraded to Win Xp 32 bit to 7 64 bit.  I had a 39 + GB Easy Transfer file.  I was getting the same error, «...» "Cannot open a file... "Well, to solve this problem, I opened the Transfer Wizard, thenm go through your files, using the options"Advanced"and my limited to a size of transfer to 2 GB or less.  It could be a tedious job, but it should work for you, as it did for me.  You can experiment a bit more with the measures, but I've just stuck with 2 GB and was fine.  Good luck to you all

• How to remove the easy transfer of files from computer vista.

  Title of the Moose: to find the file for easy transfer to vista to remove

  Remember - this is a public forum so never post private information such as numbers of mail or telephone!

  Ideas: How can I find and delete files on Vista transfer tool to remove.

  • You have problems with programs
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  • Recent changes to your computer
  • What you have already tried to solve the problem
  Hi Heighes,
   
  1. what exactly are you trying to accomplish on your computer?
   
  To completely remove the Windows Easy Transfer files and restore the 'normal' hard drive icons, try the following steps:
   
  a. open the computer, select Tools > Folder Options to open the Folder Options window
  b. in the view tab, select Show hidden files and folders
  c. right click on each of the icons (in my case - disc vista & W7 drive) hard drive and select Explorer
  d. find Windows easy transfer.exe and windowseasytrasfer autorun.inf folder and delete them from the root of the two readers
  e. restart your computer and check if the problem is resolved.
   
  Check out this link forum provided for more information below.
   
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/w7itproinstall/thread/1f081e8d-339d-45CE-9f58-b148d8516826 
  See also:
  
  How to use Windows Easy Transfer to migrate files and settings from one Windows computer to another Windows Vista-based computer
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/928634/

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  I. Suuresh Kumar - Microsoft technical support.

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.
  

• Easy transfer of Windows in Windows 7 does not recognize the files that I saved by using Windows Easy Transfer in XP

  Using WET under XP I created a USMT2 file. UNC.  Using WET in Windows 7, the only option is to search the hard drive a 'Easy Transfer' file - select the file I created on Windows XP I get the error message "no items matching your search.

  Hi Hippomenes,

  Take a look at this tutorial for help in transferring your files with Windows Easy Transfer.  Let us know if that helps.

  Dena
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Windows Easy Transfer can only transfer files

  I created an easy transfer file in my previous installation of Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit. After formatting and installing Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit even once, I got the following error:

  "Windows Easy Transfer can only transfer files

  Your easy transfer file was created on a computer that is running a different language than this computer. Windows Easy Transfer only transfers files between computers with different languages. Settings will not be transferred. »

  The problem is that the two facilities were in English...

  -What can I do to solve this problem or my parameters are irretrievably lost?

  You can see your language here: HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\CMF\SqmData\BootLanguages. Are the same in the two versions of Windows?

• Deletion of files transferred using the Windows Easy Transfer feature.

  I used the simple window transfer to transfer old files to new computer.  I want to reverse this trend that I don't like some of what is transferred.  How can I do this?

  Windows Easy Transfer copied the files from the old computer to the new.  There is no way to reverse the process.  Just remove the Windows Easy Transfer files where to put.  For more information, clickStart >all programs > Accessories >System Tools > Windows Easy Transfer reports .

  If this does not help, please tell us exactly what are the files that you want to remove.

  Boulder computer Maven
  Most Microsoft Valuable Professional

• Easy transfer from Windows 7 to Windows XP

  My computer Windows 7 just went in the shop for probably 2 weeks. I have a laptop running on Windwos XP loan. My easy transfer file is on an external hard drive, but I can't understand how the Windows XP computer bring him back.

  Hi TerryEdlin,

  ·         How did you backup the data from the computer Windows 7 hard disk?

  ·         Did you use backup and restore to backup the data?

  If you used Windows Easy Transfer to save the data, then you can download the simple transfer for Windows XP from the following link for the transfer of drive to the Windows XP computer.

   

  Windows Easy Transfer for Windows XP

  http://www.Microsoft.com/en-US/Download/details.aspx?ID=7349

  Let us know if this information useful.

• Using Easy Transfer of Win 7 PC to another Win 7 PC with 1 single monitor

  II want to transfer files and settings on a PC running Windows 7 SP1 to another PC running the same operating system. I have only 1 monitor. How to make the transfer with 1 single monitor?  If I can do it with 1 monitor PC must be connected to the monitor? Or what I have to go back between the 2 PC's? Thank you. (Stupid question, I guess, but I need some advice).

  Hi Harry,.

  Yes, you can use a system image to transfer the data.

  However, Windows Easy Transfer is a software assistant to transfer files and settings from one computer running Windows to another. You can transfer data from one user or multiple user accounts profile. Easy transfer Windows application will help you choose what to move to your new computer, you can set the transfer method to use and then performs the transfer. Once the transfer is done, Windows easy transfer reports displays what was transferred and provides a list of programs that you can install on your new computer, as well as links to other programs you can download.

  With Windows Easy Transfer, files and settings can be transferred using a network, a flashdrive USB (UFD), or the easy transfer cable. However, you cannot use a regular universal serial (USB) bus cable to transfer files and settings using Windows Easy Transfer. You can buy a cable to transfer files on the Web, the manufacturer of your computer, or at an electronics store.
  noteNote
  You can't use Windows Easy Transfer to move program files. Windows Easy Transfer can move only data and program settings. You must then install your software on the new computer.

  Windows Easy Transfer, also, does not transfer any system files such as fonts and drivers. To do this, you must install custom and updated fonts to update drivers in Windows 7.

  Use the Microsoft Windows User State Migration Tool (USMT) 4.0 to automate migration during large deployments of the Windows 7 operating system. For more information about the USMT, see the User State Migration Tool 4.0 (usmt.chm) Help documentation installed with the Windows AIK, or see this Microsoft Web site.
  Prepare for migration on the destination computer

  To start Windows easy transfer on the destination computer, follow these steps:

  1. close all active programs.

  2. click on start, click principally made programs, accessories, click System Tools, and then click Windows Easy Transfer.

  The Windows Easy Transfer window opens.

  3. click on next.

  4. Select the method to use to transfer files and settings from your old computer.

  5. click on this is my new computer.

  6. click on that I need to install it now.

  7. Select the destination media on which you want to store the Windows Easy Transfer Wizard files. You can store the files to an external hard drive or a network drive Wizard, or you can store it on a USB key.

  A browse to folder window opens.

  8. type a path and a folder name in which you want to store the Windows Easy Transfer Wizard files, and then click Next.

  You must now start your old computer to install Windows Easy Transfer.
  Migrate files and settings from the Source computer to the Destination computer

  Choose one of the three following methods to migrate files and settings:

  * Method 1: Transfer files and settings using a USB cable

  * Method 2: Transfer files and settings using a network

  * Method 3: Transfer files and settings using removable media or a network share

  Method 1: Transfer files and settings using a USB cable

  1 connect the two computers with a USB cable, as for example the Windows Easy Transfer cable, and install the drivers for that cable.

  2. start Windows Easy Transfer on the computer from which you want to migrate settings and files by browsing to the removable media or network drive containing the wizard files, and then double click on migsetup.exe. The program can also start automatically when you insert the removable media.

  Method 2: Transfer files and settings using a network

  1. start Windows Easy Transfer on the computer from which you want to migrate settings and files by browsing to the removable media or network drive containing the wizard files, and then double click on migestup.exe. The program can also start automatically when you insert the removable media.

  2. click on next.

  3. click on a network.

  noteNote
  Both computers must support the transfer method you choose. For example, the two computers must be connected to the same network.

  4. click on this is my old computer.

  5. follow the steps to enter the key of Windows Easy Transfer on your new computer to allow network connection.

  6. on your new computer, after entering the Windows Easy Transfer key, click Next.

  A connection is established and Windows Easy Transfer checks the updates and compatibility.

  Click transfer to transfer all files and settings. You can also determine which files should be migrated by selecting only the user profiles that you want to transfer, or by clicking Customize.

  7. click close once Windows Easy Transfer has completed migrating files and settings to the destination computer.

  Method 3: Transfer files and settings using removable media or a network share
  Copy the files from the source computer

  1. start Windows Easy Transfer on the computer from which you want to migrate settings and files by browsing to the removable media or network drive containing the wizard files, and then double click on migsetup.exe.

  2. click on next.

  3. click on an external hard drive or USB key.

  noteNote
  Both computers must support the transfer method you choose. For example, both computers must be supported the same type of removable media.

  4. click on this is my old computer. Windows Easy Transfer scans the computer.

  5. click on next. You can also determine which files should be migrated by selecting only the user profiles that you want to transfer, or by clicking Customize.

  6. enter a password to protect your file transfer file, or leave the box blank, and then click Save.

  7. navigate to the location on the network or removable media where you want to save your easy transfer file, and then click Save.

  8. click Next. Windows Easy Transfer displays the file name and location of the file Easy Transfer that you just created.

  Copy files to the destination computer

  1. connect the removable media to the new computer.

  2. start Windows Easy Transfer and then click Next.

  3. click on an external hard drive or USB key.

  4. click on this is my new computer.

  5. click Yes, open the file.

  6. navigate to the location where the transfer file was saved. Click on the name of the file and then click Open.

  7. click transfer to transfer all files and settings. You can also determine which files should be migrated by selecting only the user profiles that you want to transfer, or by clicking Customize.

  8. click close once Windows Easy Transfer completed moving your files.

  Additional information:

  Transfer files and settings from another computer

  Hope this information is useful. Let us know if you need more help, we will be happy to help you.

• Transfer files to the computer after the installation of Windows 7

  I recently installed Windows 7 Home Premium (32 bit) to replace Windows Vista Home Premium (32 bit). I ran the Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor and no problems were detected. Before I installed Windows 7 I downloaded Windows Easy Transfer and he ran with the file to be saved on an external hard drive. I managed to install Windows 7 but I can't transfer the Windows easy transfer file to Windows 7. I get a message saying there is not enough free space on the disk to do the transfer. I ran disk cleanup, and I still get the same message. I have 268 GB of 287 GB free space on the C: drive. The Windows Easy Transfer file (currently on the external hard drive) is only 113.5 GB. I don't know why I get the message that there is not enough free disk space when there is obviously.

  Before you read this response to my question, I discovered that, in the file transfer Windows on the external drive under 'Advanced Options' disks 'map', there was a drive "C" and "D" of road listed. As soon as I changed both to the 'C' drive, the transfer went without a hitch. Thank you very much for your help, your suggestions are very helpful. I have a partition "C" and "D" on my computer, how do I know if Windows 7 has been loaded on the 'C' partition or partition "D"? Thank you

• Having problems with Windows Easy Transfer

  I just bought a Dell laptop with W7 installed. It's all very well except the transfer of files/settings. I started the easy transfer and selected the option of wireless transfer. My old machine will connect to our router via a map of 54 Mbps and the new machine will connect to the router via a 24 GHz 802.11n built in the card. When all the files have been selected, they added up to 5.2 GB. I started the transfer, and it worked for 36 hours. For the last 6 hours, transfer screen said 1 minute left. Since the said warning do not use the computer that I don't know what to do. Is it possible to see if Easy Transfer is hung up? If it is blocked, how can it be restarted?

  Tahnks for your help!

  Wireless? Windows Easy Transfer is not something you do on a wireless connection. Use a wired connection, or create a .mig (Windows Easy Transfer file), save on an external hard drive or locally and transfer it to a new computer.

  install Windows 7 Windows Easy Transfer Utility from the DVD on the old computer (to find it, simply navigate to x:\support\migwiz, "x:" is the name of your hard drive. (In this case, you will see a collection of files, the important"that you must search for and double-click is 'migsetup'.) or download it at (windows.microsoft.com/windows-easy-transfer).  run it and create a WET (Windows Easy Transfer file), if you have an external hard drive, you can have it stored there.

  You should be able to easily restore these files if they were created using Windows Easy Transfer in Windows Vista. Simply click Start, type: easy Windows press enter on your keyboard
   
  Follow the wizard screen, select the type of support that you restore your files, select the computer that you restore, navigate to its location, select the file .mig Windows Easy Transfer and click on restore.

  The Windows Easy Transfer Wizard, then analyze the content of the files and ask you what you want to restore if multiple accounts have also been supported.

  Once you have confirmed that you want to restore, click transfer to begin the restore process, after it is complete, the wizard will propose programs, you need to reinstall, and a list of what it has been transferred, you will be asked to restart your system to apply permanently changes. Andre Da Costa http://adacosta.spaces.live.com http://www.activewin.com