Restore Windows XP files saved via Windows Easy Transfer on the same computer

After downloading and using Easy Transfer to back up files on an external hard drive (which is where they are now) for the purpose of upgrading Windows XP to Windows 7, I have now decided not to continue because the purchase of a new computer with Windows 7 already loaded is a purchase that I'll soon make and so I'd be disadvantaged I now realize given the short waiting period if I pass with a Windows 7 buy some now.
My question is: I am now able to reverse the procedure and re - install these files which are located on Easy Transfer in the external hard drive?

Hi, Sit_hyd_skayitha,

No, this is a oneway - transfer

http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_vista-windows_install/how-do-i-reverse-an-easy-transfer/6a877086-CDAA-4B6D-b796-278db8adf10e

Try a system restore point to go back to a point that helps.

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I'm at a complete loss now as what could be the problem. Any suggestions?

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http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/928634

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Alyosha,

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Then, we will need rebuild your boot configuration data, follow these steps:

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Buy an easy transfer cable

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Buy a cable easy transfer now at Windows Marketplace

Windows Easy Transfer allows you to easily move the files and settings stored on your PC under Windows 2000, Windows XP, or even Windows Vista to a new PC running Windows Vista. Windows Easy Transfer will automatically transfer things like:
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- Photos, music and videos
- Windows settings
- Program data files and settings
- Internet settings
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Easy transfer cable

A single cable is a special USB cable that is designed to work with Windows Easy Transfer by creating a direct link between your old PC and new PC. One of these cables is the most simple and fast method for the transfer and is recommended if you do not have access to a network. An easy transfer cable will transfer data from the PC running Windows XP or Windows Vista on a PC running Windows Vista.
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Use a home network or small business

If you already have a wired or wireless network, it's a great way to transfer all your data. You can use your network to transfer your data in real-time on your network or by using a shared folder on the network.

Using an external hard drive

If you have an external hard drive, Windows Easy Transfer can copy your data on this drive and then copy the data from the drive to your new computer.

With the help of CD or DVD

Windows Easy Transfer can use your CD or DVD burner PC to transfer your data. This solution is not ideal, but can work well if you move only a small amount of data that can fit on a single disc. If you have a large amount of data that does not fit on a disc, it is possible to use this transfer method using multiple disks.

To learn more about the details of the Windows Easy Transfer process, read more at the Windows Vista Help.

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Windows Easy Transfer supports migration from the following operating systems:
- Microsoft Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 (SP4)
- Microsoft Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2)
- Windows Vista
Prepare the migration on the destination computer to start Windows Easy Transfer on the destination computer, follow these steps:
1. Close all active programs.
2. Click Start
  
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  Click principally made programs, on Accessories, click System Tools, click Windows Easy Transferand then click Next.
3. Click start a new transfer.
4. Click This is my new computer.
5. Click No, show more options.
6. Click on the option which is required for the prompt is easy transfer Windows installed on your old computer page .
7. Select the destination media on which you want to store the Windows Easy Transfer Wizard files. You can store the files the wizard on a CD, a DVD, on removable media or on a network drive.
8. Click Yes, I'll transfer files and settings over the network.
9. Type a path and a folder name in which you want to store the Windows Easy Transfer Wizard files, and then click Next.
  Note The default path is C:\migwiz.
Migrate files and settings from the source computer to the destination computer migration files and settings from the source computer to the destination computer by using one of the following four migration.
1. Install a USB cable that can connect two computers and install the drivers for that cable, depending on your situation.
2. Start Windows easy transfer to transfer files and settings to the destination computer.
1. Look for the removable media or the network drive that contains the Windows Easy Transfer Wizard files, and then double-click Migwiz.exe to start Windows Easy Transfer.
2. If you run other programs, you need to close these programs. You can save your work in each program, and then close the programs individually. You can also click close all in Windows Easy Transfer to close these programs immediately.
3. Click Next.
4. Click a network.
5. Click connect directly via network to begin the migration.
  Note Click Save to network location if you want to store the files and settings in a file that will be loaded later. If you want to store the files and settings on a network drive, you will be asked to provide the path where you want to store the files and settings.
6. Click everything - all user accounts, files and settings of the program (recommended) to migrate all files and settings. If you want to determine exactly the files and settings you want to migrate, click only my user account, files, and program settings, or click Customize.
7. The list that contains the files and settings you want to migrate, and then click Start. To add or remove files or settings from the list, click Customize.
8. After Windows Easy Transfer has completed migrating files and settings to the destination computer, click close .
1. Look for the removable media or the network drive that contains the Windows Easy Transfer Wizard files, and then double-click Migwiz.exe to start Windows Easy Transfer.
2. If you run other programs, you need to close these programs. You can save your work in each program, and then close the programs individually
. You can also click close all in Windows Easy Transfer to close these programs immediately.
Click Next.
Determine and then appropriate removable transfer media click on CD or other media, such as a flash drive.
Click on a network drive to save the files and settings to a folder located on the removable drive.
In where you want to save your files, type the path to a folder on the removable drive, and then click Next.
Click everything - all user accounts, files and settings of the program (recommended) to migrate all files and settings. If you want to determine exactly the files and settings you want to migrate, click only my user account, files, and program settings, or click Customize.
The list that contains the files and settings you want to migrate, and then click Start. To add or remove files or settings from the list, click Customize.
Once Windows Easy Transfer complete migration of files and settings, click close .
Connect the removable media to the destination computer.
Start Windows Easy Transfer, and then click Next.
Click continue a transfer in progress.
Where you copied your files, click on removable media. If the removable media option is unavailable, click network drive, and then click Next.
In locate your saved files, type the path where you saved the files and settings. You can also click Browse to locate the files and the settings. After you have located the files and settings, click Next .
Select the user on the destination computer names that match the usernames on the source computer. If there is not any user account is created on the destination computer, you may need to create new accounts. To create an account on the local computer, type a user name directly. To create a profile or a domain user, type a user name to the following format: domain\username.
In choose the drives for files on your new computer, select the destination for each drive source drive.
Check out the list that contains the files and settings you want to migrate, and then click Start

Customize

Once Windows Easy Transfer complete migration of files and settings, click close .

Look for the removable media or the network drive that contains the Windows Easy Transfer Wizard files, and then double-click Migwiz.exe to start Windows Easy Transfer.
If you run other programs, you need to close these programs. You can save your work in each program, and then close the programs individually. You can also click close all in Windows Easy Transfer to close these programs immediately. Click Next.
Click burn a CD or DVD.
In Choose your media box, type the path to the CD or DVD. Click Next.
Click everything - all user accounts, files and settings of the program (recommended) to migrate all files and settings. If you want to determine exactly which files and setting you want to migrate, click only my user account, files, and program settings, or custom.
Check out the list that contains the files and settings you want to migrate, and then click Start

Customize

After burning the CD or DVD, click Next .
After Windows Easy Transfer has completely moved the files and settings, click close .
Put the CD or DVD in the destination computer.
Start Windows Easy Transfer, and then click Next.
Click continue a transfer in progress.
In where you copied your files, click read CD or DVD.
In choose your media box, select the drive to CD or DVD, locate the files and settings and then click Next
In choose the drives for files on your new computer, select the user on the destination computer names that match the usernames on the source computer. If there is not any user account is created on the destination computer, you may need to create new accounts. To create an account on the local computer, type a user name directly. To create a profile or a domain user, type a user name to the following format: domain\username.
In the box to choose the drives for files on the destination computer, select the destination for each drive source drive.
The list that contains the files and settings you want to migrate, and then click Start. To add or remove files or settings from the list, click Customize.
Finished Windows Easy Transfer to migrate files and settings, click close . Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

Windows Easy Transfer does not

I got a new computer WIndows 8. I want to transfer my data from my Windows 7 computer. Easy transfer works on windows 7 but not 8. When I pull up on the 8 I have the question Yes or no. Yes constituting the data is already on a drive hard and being that I have not used before. If I click No., it closes. It brings me to another menu as it does on windows 7. I want to transfer data via wifi.

Transfer files and settings with Windows Easy Transfer in Windows 8

Windows easy transfer supports several methods to transfer your files and settings.

You can use Windows easy transfer to transfer information to a computer running Windows 8 computers with one of the following operating systems:
- Windows 8
- Windows 7
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NOTE: Windows Easy Transfer cannot transfer files between a 64-bit version of Windows and a 32-bit version of Windows. Instead, the files must be transferred manually using external storage devices. To find the version of Windows on your computer, see the is the Version on my computer 32-bit or 64-bit Windows
? support document.
Step 1: Determine the best method of transfer

When you transfer files between Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 or Windows 8 computers, choose a method that works on both computers. Windows easy transfer supports the following transfer methods:
- External hard drive or USB flash drive: to use a USB flash drive, you need a USB port on each computer. If you use an external hard drive, it must be compatible with both computers.
- Easy transfer cable: you need a special USB cable designed to work with Windows 8 and Windows Easy Transfer and a USB port on each computer. If you don't have an easy transfer cable, you can order one online or get one at an electronics store. The easy transfer cable is supported on Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8 computers.
  
  NOTE standard USB cable: A cannot be used to transfer files and settings between computers.
- Network: both computers must be connected to the same cable or wireless network and both computers must be able to share files and folders.
To decide which method to use, consider the amount of information you will sit. If you are transferring everything from all users on the computer, or all of your user account files, an easy transfer cable, external hard drive or a network works well. If you transfer only a few files or folders, a USB works well.
Step 2: Open Windows Easy Transfer on the new computer in Windows 8.1

All the following steps on the new computer from Windows 8 to open Windows Easy Transfer. You must be logged in using an administrator account.

NOTE: before performing the following steps, unplug both computers to the Internet and temporarily disable any firewall software that may be running.
1. From the start screen, type transfer to open the charm of the search, and then select Windows Easy Transfer in the search results.
  
  Figure 25: Selection Windows Easy Transfer
2. In the Welcome screen, click Next to continue.
  
  Figure 26: Windows Easy Transfer welcome screen
3. In the window that you want to use to transfer items to your new PC , select the method to use to transfer items.
  An easy transfer cable: a special USB cable, you can buy to transfer files from one computer to another
. You cannot use a regular USB cable to transfer files with Windows Easy Transfer.
- A network: transfer files over a network.
- An external hard drive or a USB flash drive: use the storage space on an external hard drive or USB key.
Figure 27: Choosing a method of transfer
In the window PC which are now automatically using , click This is my new PC.

Figure 28: Indicate which computer is used
In the window you need to install Windows Easy Transfer on your old PC , choose to install Windows Easy Transfer on the old computer.
- If your computer uses Windows XP or Windows Vista, click on my old PC running Windows XP or Windows Vista. Go to the next step.
- If you have already installed Windows Easy Transfer on the old computer, click I already installed on my old PC. Skip this section and go to the collection of files and settings from the old computer .
- If your computer uses Windows 8 or Windows 7, click on my old computer is running Windows 7 or 8. Skip this section and go to the
  
  Figure 29: Choose the operating system for Windows Easy Transfer options
- On the screen, How do you want to install Windows Easy Transfer on your old PC , select the location to save the Windows Easy Transfer files to install on your old computer. If you use an external hard drive or a USB flash drive, plug the external hard drive or a USB flash drive in the new computer and then make the selection.
  
  Figure 30: Choosing a method to install Windows Easy Transfer
- Follow the on-screen instructions for the method you are using.
- Navigate to the folder on the external drive, a network, or a USB flash drive to save the files Windows Easy Transfer, and then click OK.
  
  Figure 31: Find the folder of files to transfer
  
  Windows Easy Transfer copies the files and displays the progress onscreen.
- When Windows Easy Transfer is done copying files, a window opens instructing you to install Windows Easy Transfer on the old computer.
  
  NOTE: do not click Next until you have installed Windows Easy Transfer on your old computer and saved the files to transfer to the new computer.
  
  Figure 32: Installing Windows Easy Transfer on your old computer
- If using an external hard drive or a USB flash drive, remove it from the computer.
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