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• HP laptop 15 15-f113ca: transfer files from my old HP laptop on my new HP laptop

  I'm trying to transfer my files from my old HP laptop with Windows 7 on my new HP laptop with Windows 8.1. I use Windows Easy Transfer, but I have questions. My old notebook gives me a transfer type in my new key but my new laptop is not giving me an option to do so. He just asked me if I saved my files from my old PC. I am very confused and need help please!

  Here's an article about it.

  http://www.pcpro.co.UK/blogs/2014/07/11/Windows-easy-transfer-%25e2%2580%2593-not-so-easy-in-Windows-8-1

  Basically Windows 8.1 won't allow file transfer in a network. You need to get an external drive and have Windows 7 easy transfer of files do archive and then transfer those in installing Windows 8.1. There are workaround solutions in the article, but they are a bit complicated. The first proposal is to create a drive on the computer of Windows 8.1 target and then share and map it on the Windows 7 machine and then bring the files backup archives in the mapped drive on the Win 7 machine that is actually on the hard drive of the machine Win 8.1. Pretty sleek but yu can not know how to do this. Post back if you want more help.

• I'm a new mac user. I transferred files from my pc to mac successfully. They were in the 'documents '. Today, I opened the mac and there is only one file in "documents" - I had worked on.  Where are the others? Help please.

  I'm a new mac user. Successfully transferred all of the files from my PC to MacBook pro. All of this is to be seen in the documents. Opened now MacBook and only one file to be seen in 'documents. Where can I find the others. Convinced they are there somewhere, help please.

  The Mac is in itself a system multi-user, whether you choose to create a user or a large number.

  All users you already created can be seen in

  System Preferences > users & groups

  The files for each user are kept separated, protected of the subdirectories of the Directory/Users:

  / Users

  your User_short_name folder

  file user_short_name to your spouse

  record your child User_short_name

  record your dog user_short_name

• I transferred files from my old laptop to my Vista running a new but can't open them as they say that they are not supported

  I transferred files using a windows vista belkin easy transfer cable to windows 7

  * original title - I moved from my old laptop to my new files but can't open them as they say that they are not supported. Some files that I can open it but its just gibberish. Any suggestions would be appreciated.*

  Hello

  You must have the program, the files were written in vista installed in windows 7 to read

  you do not have file extensions

  read this

  You must have the program installed to be able to read the files of programs

  for example, if it's a .doc file, you installed Word

  .xls, you need Excel

  . PPS, you need Powerpoint

  etc.

  but fortunately, there are FREE viewers provided by Microsoft for the file extensions above which will save you having to buy Microsoft Office

  Here are the download links for free Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint viewers:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=3657ce88-7cfa-457a-9aec-f4f827f20cac&displaylang=en

  Word Viewer

  View, print and copy Word documents, even if you don't have Word installed. This download is a replacement for Word Viewer 2003 and all previous Word Viewer versions.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=1CD6ACF9-CE06-4E1C-8DCF-F33F669DBC3A&displaylang=en

  Excel Viewer

  Open, view, and print Excel workbooks, even if you don't have Excel installed. This download is a replacement for Excel Viewer 97 and all previous Excel Viewer versions.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=048dc840-14e1-467D-8dca-19d2a8fd7485&displaylang=en

  PowerPoint 2007 Viewer

  Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2007 Viewer allows you to view the presentations of all the features created in PowerPoint 97 and later versions.

  and you can try the FREE Open Office applications game to read these file extensions

  http://www.OpenOffice.org/

  and here's how to set file associations

  How do I... Change file extension associations in Windows Vista?

  http://www.TechRepublic.com/article/How-do-i-change-file-extension-associations-in-Windows-Vista/6172036

• Sent files - items have disappeared from the folder "sent" in Outlook Express after I transferred files from the "sent" folder to a new folder

  I have windows XP and today under the sent items, I created another folder called sent items 2011. I transferred some of the files of items to be sent envoys 2011 article folder. The other files in the sent items folder disappeared. Please help me to restroe the former sent files.

  Check the messages to the new folder and deleted items. Have a a + in front of them?
   
  If not, I don't know what went wrong in order to check the Recycle Bin of Windows and the BAK files OE message store. If you find any, post back before doing anything.
   
  You drag messages to the new folder?
   
  Hint 1: always right click | Copy here and if he succeeds, go back and remove the original messages.
   
  Tip 2: Save your messages. This freeware tool backs up everything on OE in seconds. Ignore what is written in red. Which refers to another program.
   
  Outlook Express Quick Backup (OEQB)
  http://www.oehelp.com/OEBackup/default.aspx 

• I need to plug my monitor up to my new computer before transferring files from the old computer

  yet to try to find out if I need to have my monitor connected to my new computer before I use the easy transfer cable to transfer my files from my old computer to the new

  Yes, you will need a monitor connected to your computer to use an easy transfer cable. I suggest to use two monitors, one on the old computer and the other on the new.

  Frank

• Can I transfer files from the old computer running XP to new computer before or after you move the new Vista computer to Windows 7?

  I have a computer running windows vista that I'm planning on upgrading to Windows 7. I will be transferring files and settings from my old computer running windows XP SP3.  Can I make the transfer to the new computer before upgrade Vista to Windows 7 or should I first, up grade for Win 7, and then do the transfer?  I also asked a previous question about the email, I use Outlook Express on the XP machine.  What happens to the emails, settings, and contacts once I use Windows Vista and Win 7 easy transfer to the have Outlook Express? The new computer has Outlook 2003 is installed, all the settings will automatically go to this program?

  Make the transfer later.  Everything you do is do more work for the upgrade.  It takes hours as it is.  Please use the forums of office for questions by email.  Click Office link in the banner at the top of the forum page.

• How to transfer files from old PC of office to the new Satellite L750?

  Hi everyone - starting at this site so be gentle with me please.

  Specifically, I want to ask: (a) Will the MS Word 7 Starter, which is already installed on my computer Toshiba laptop accept a lot of files from my old Desk Top for most Word documents? What kind of capacity has the Starter? What is the best device to use - a portable hard drive? USB? Discs?

  and

  (b) how to retrieve my Bing toolbar? Currently, I don't have a toolbar that displays the file, new, cut and paste at all. I have a space of Bing search on my desktop, but nothing else except a toolbar at the top where I type addresses located on the side until now at the top right with host, Star and a cog. Higher than ago valued one minimize, maximize and cross to close.

  Thank you very much

  RR

  Hello

  All word documents are compatible with any Microsoft Office Word application.
  If you used old software in Microsoft Office 2003 and now want to use an Office 2010 or later server MS Office 2007, then you will need to install a patch Ms.
  But usually, you will receive a notification message if necessary.

  On moving the files to the other computer.
  The best and easiest method to move files is the use of external HDD USB or memory flash stick, copy the files to USB HDD and then move it to the new laptop.

  That's

• Moving files from old p/c in XP to new p/c under Windows 7

  I have a six year old computer of 32-bit Pentium 4 HP, I have upgraded the memory to 2 GB and have replaced the original 80 GB hard drive with a 200 GB hard drive. I think about buying a new HP desktop with an Intel i5-2320 64-bit 8 GB 2 TB harddrive. My old p/c is slow, and XP will only be supported for more than 2 years. My question is can I transfer all my old files from My Documents on the old pc to My Documents on the new pc? I don't know if Windows 7 will recognize them, or do I have to run through a conversion first. Thanks for your help, Rob Byers Surrey, British Colombia.

  Yes, you can save them to external storage. Your files are available in Windows 7 - they are data files and work on any computer (as long as you have a program to read them).

  Windows Easy Transfer
  Back up all your files and settings to avoid losing documents, photos and other information. Windows Easy Transfer is a free tool to copy files (not programs) from your PC and then transfer back after installation of Windows 7. If you don't want to use Windows Easy Transfer, you can copy your files to a Flash DRIVE or CD/DVD.

  Windows Easy Transfer:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/Windows-easy-transfer

• I have an old profile put in place which is bad I want to transfer files from the old user profile to a new user profile can I do it.

  The old profile has been altered not allowing the installation of msn.  We have created a new profile and msn installed and working properly.  I can move my files from the old profile to the new.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-GB/Windows-Vista/fix-a-corrupted-user-profile shows how to do this. You need an administrator account to run the copy of the third.

• Moving files from office with W98SE laptop with Vista Home Premium

  Hello
  I am struggling to move files from my PC of antique desk whose memory tracks 512meg W98SE via a generic (freebie) stick to my laptop XPS from Dell. The memory stick works.
  I installed a generic USB driver on the old PC, but not deleted my existing usb drivers. Still, the old pc isn't recognizing the memory stick.
  I received a suggestion that i've got FAT16 on old pc so not recognize FAT32 usb key. If I run the utility to change the hard disk from fat16 to fat32 how to avoid the risk of losing valuable pictures of family etc?
  The old PC has only a single read CD rom for backup on cd is not an option.
  Assuming that this forum can provide a solution to save files to the drive c on the memory stick, my Vista laptop will be able to pick up the FAT32 files?
  Here's hoping. Thank you.

  Best solution - pull the hard drive out of the old machine and put it in a USB external hard drive enclosure/adapter. Who join the new Vista machine and simply copy your files on. MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!

• How to transfer files from damaged computer (intact HDD) W7 to new computer with W7?

  Computer fell, breaking the LED screen.  Failed to start.  Buy the new computer, poreferably with OS W7.  How can I transfer files from old computer to the new without losing data?  Should I change to W8, rather than transfer again to W7?

  Monday, December 17, 2012, 15:50:02 + 0000, Ron BMD wrote:

  Computer fell, breaking the LED screen.  Failed to start.  Buy the new computer, poreferably with OS W7.  How can I transfer files from old computer to the new without losing data?

  If you have deleted from the computer, there is a good chance that the hard drive
  has been destroyed, and the files are gone.

  Should I change to W8, rather than transfer again to W7?

  Your choice entirely.

  - http://answers.microsoft.com/message/f940a881-cafd-4a68-8c4d-ac2c26896535

  Ken Blake, Microsoft MVP

• Windows XP Office cannot receive all the files from my Windows 7 laptop.

  I have a desktop running WMP 11 on XP and a laptop computer under WMP 12 on Windows 7. Both are connected to the desktop computer even router-, mobile - wireless ethernet.
  Problem is my laptop can receive files that are shared in my office... but my office cannot receive all the files from my laptop, all two media sharing enabled and have all two disabled firewall.

  BTW, I've noticed that my office does not appear on my local network or all networks under "media streaming options" on my laptop...

  original title: the windows media player 12 does not share with WMP 11 (completely)

  Hello

  1 have had modifications made to your computer before the problem occurred?

  2. did you install or uninstall all the programs on your computer until the problem occurred?

  3. do you get an error message or error code when you access or file sharing on the network?

  4. what security (Antivirus & Firewall) program is installed on your computer?

  5. were you able to access shared files and folders on your laptop from your desktop earlier?

  I suggest you to follow a few troubleshooting steps and check if that help in the issue of the attachment on your computer.

  Method:

  Sharing files in Windows 7 and XP

  Sharing folders between two Windows 7 machines with the new homegroup feature is an easy process, but the homegroup feature is not compatible with Vista or XP.

  First of all, make sure that both computers are members of the same workgroup which by default is named Workgroup.

  a. on the Windows 7 machine go into control panel-all items in the control panel-network and sharing Center then click on change sharing settings, advanced.

  b. you want to check the following settings under Advanced for home or work and Public profile sharing settings.

  ·         Turn on network discovery.

  ·         Printer sharing and file.

  ·         Turn on sharing so anyone with network access can read write files in public folders.

   

  c. If you want any user to access public actions disable password protection.  It is located in the sharing settings advanced to the bottom of the list (protected by password sharing).

  ·         Turn off password protected sharing.

   

  d. If you want to keep it enabled, make sure that there is a newspaper account that the other XP machine and they have a password.

  e. over on your XP machine open my network places to search for the shared folder of Windows 7.

  f. double-click the shared folder to find a list of shared folders in the folder Public of Windows 7.  If you have password protection enabled you will have to type the user name and password of the user account on the windows 7 machine first.

  Check out the links below and check if this is useful:

  Networking of computers running different versions of Windows
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/networking-home-computers-running-different-versions-of-Windows

  Sharing files and printers with different versions of Windows
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/help/sharing-files-and-printers-with-different-versions-of-Windows

  Hope this information helps you.

• Transferring files from MacBook Air on external hard drive

  Regularly, I backup to an external drive.  But my MacBook air becomes full and cannot update its software. So I want to permanently delete folders from my MacBook on the external drive and then if I need these files I just access it from the external drive.   How to do this?  Help, please.

  Thank you.

  In general, files that take up the most space are music, photos and videos. Those who could be moved to an external drive. But if your external drive is not saved, and it fails, then you lose these files.

  One of the great benefits of owning a MacBook Air is not having it connected to external devices. Perhaps you should consider the upgrade of its internal drive for a larger model.

  http://eShop.MacSales.com/MyOWC/upgrades.cfm?sort=pop&model=448&type=InternalDri ves

• I transferred files from Thunderbird to new computer using easy transfer but old local files not shown.

  I read the answers to the previous questions on this subject and can't seem to get anywhere. I can not find
  C:\Users\Windows user name\AppData\Roaming\Thunderbird\Profiles\Profile name\
  like under my username on my C drive I have no folder called "AppData" and "Roaming" contains only a folder "Intel."

  See https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/profiles-tb#w_how-to-find-your-profile to locate your profile. Then using your file Explorer look in this same directory to see if you have all the other profiles as well. The profiles have a file name of the default shape