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• I just bought a new PC with Vista 64 - bit OS W and am trying to transfer files/settings from my old PC to the new.

  I'm trying to transfer some old files/settings in my current PC which is running W - XP 32 bit for my new PC, which is running W-Vista Premium 64 - bit OS. I bought a USB Data Netlink 2.0 transfer cable, responsible of the software installation disc on my W - XP, find assistants of transfer on both PC & connected cable. I followed the instructions, but my XP system can seem to locate the connection of the cable. I'm not very tech savy, so would appreciate some suggestions/help! Thank you!

  Steve (sjncousin)

  Hello sjncousin, welcome.

  Try this:

  1. click on START
  2. right click "My computer" and select "Properties".
  3. click on the tab "hardware".
  "4 click on Device Manager.
  5 expand the category to USB
  6. do a right click and 'Uninstall' illustrated all USB devices
  7. then, restart your computer and try to use the USB transfer cable

  The goal is to update the USB stack.

  Let us know what happens

  Thank you! Ryan Thieman
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• How to transfer files and programs from old pc to new pc w/windows 7?

  How can I transfer my files, data, & programs from old pc to new pc windows 7?

  You can use the program built into Windows easy transfer of files. You can transfer the network drive or USB transfer cable.

  However, your programs will be transferred not on, only your files and settings. Your programs will need to be reinstalled by using the installation media (CD, etc.).
  Some programs can be transferred using the paid version of PCMover, a program designed for migration to new platforms.

• New computer: how to transfer files, including vignettes from old computer to new.

  I'm getting a new computer and you want to back up my files including thumbnails

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  Organizer on the new computer?

  Thank you.

  The best way is to use an external hard drive or other removable storage.

  Open the Organizer, and then click the file > catalog Back-Up (or Ctrl + B) and make a complete back-up.

  After you install the software on the new computer, open the Organizer, and then click file > Restore Catalog.

  http://kb2.Adobe.com/CPS/402/kb402894.html

• Transfer files from UNIX server to the Windows server access path

  Hello Experts, (Gud Gud same backward and Gud Mor)
  
  Is there a way to transfer files from UNIX (Oracle database) server, to Windows server? AFAIK if path of Windows. I am able to read the file because it is on the server, but it does not recognize the Windows directory at all.
  
  If you can share documents around this study, I will be grateful.
  
  Kind regards

  You can download this PL/SQL package to FTP in PL/SQL. It is old, but still needs to do the job. Do not forget that in 11g, an ACL must be created to allow the code to access the network.

  An alternative is to a Unix script ftp script and run (as an external process) using DBMS_SCHEDULER.

• Transfer files from an old laptop to a new laptop.

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• Is it possible to transfer files to a media instead of just the streaming server it?

  How to transfer files on a DLNA media server. I know that you can create a DLNA Media Server and make it accessible to the view or flow content. For most listening to music videos and pictures: maybe. Either from PC to peripheral said or vice versa but I noticed that my PS3 has the option to copy/download the files selected its consultation on any media server: on its real hard disk. How can I get my PC to copy files on a media server.

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  How can I get my PC pretty much copy/download a file I shared on a media server, as my PS3 stop a media server.
  original title: How do I transfer files on DLNA wireless

  Hi Herbert86,

  I suggest you send the link.

  http://community.us.PlayStation.com/thread/2303478?start=0&TSTART=0

• HOW TO TRANSFER FILES FROM WINDOWS MACHINE FOR ESXI

  Hi I want to transfer files from windows to ESXi 3.5 machine, I have a tool winscp. but I am unable to connect via winscp. I activated the SSH too. Sugest me how to transfer files to ESXi

  some links of usful for the same query

  http://www.bhcblog.com/2008/10/18/HOWTO-transfer-files-and-VMS-to-ESXi-Server/

• Home folders mapping on the old server and do not synchronize

  Original title: problem individuals file

  Hello world!

  We recently changed files private from the old server to a new users but the problem is that offline files are always mapping on the old server, therefore the synchronization failed.

  Best regards.

  Hello

  The question you have posted will be well suited in the TechNet forums. Click on the link below.

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• bought a new Imac 21 and want to know how to put in place and transfer files from old imac

  I just bought an imac 21 "new operating system El Capitan. I would like to plug in and start but would like to migrate some files from my old imac under Snow Leopard 10.6.8. I'm new to this procedure and would like to help to do this. I watched a few videos, but not sure what to do on the withdrawal of some things from the old imac before you start. Delete files from the finder, I'm not sure about the emails, contacts and all that sort of thing. Could someone suggest a good tutorial to help me.

  Thank you

  Get an external drive, you can connect to your old computer via the USB port. Clone the old disk on the external drive:

  Clone using disk utility Restore Option

  1. open utility disk from the Applications\utilitaires folder.

  2. Select the destination volume in the list on the left.

  3. click on the tab restore in the main window of THE.

  4. Select the destination volume in the left list and then drag

  him the Destination entry field.

  5. Select the volume of the source of the list on the left and drag it to

  the Source field.

  6. check understood you, and then click Restore.

  Destination means that the external backup drive. Source means that the boot disk internal.

  You now have a backup of the old computer. Move the external drive to a USB port on the computer where you are restoring files at your leisure, manually. If you want to migrate your account to full user (folder), etc., then you can use the Migration Wizard to migrate the data from the external hard drive.

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• Transfer files old laptop desk

  I am trying to transfer files and settings from my old computer (with windows xp) to my laptop (with windows 7). The old computer does not have a "serial" port, but it has an available USB port. Instructions say to connect with a serial cable or connect to a home network. I have no home network and don't want to learn how to create a. In the old computer cd drive is not recognized. So, is my only option to transfer files on the flash 5 disks it is said that he will, or can I connect via USB to USB computers, providing I get the cable?

  On Sunday, February 5, 2012 21:23:02 + 0000, Kathy 0414 wrote:

  I am trying to transfer files and settings from my old computer (with windows xp) to my laptop (with windows 7). The old computer does not have a "serial" port, but it has an available USB port. Instructions say to connect with a serial cable or connect to a home network. I have no home network and don't want to learn how to create a. In the old computer cd drive is not recognized. So, is my only option to transfer files on the flash 5 disks it is said that he will, or can I connect via USB to USB computers, providing I get the cable?

  There are several choices. Here are a few ways:

  1. the data from the old machine by email and read it on the new.

  2. the two machines of the network and transfer of data over the network.

  3 remove the drive from the old computer and install it temporarily
  (or even permanently) in the new computer or in an external USB enclosure.

  4. use floppy disks and cover the largest files on several disks to help
  a file splitting program (or any standard zip utility, which can also
  to do this).

  5 copy the files on CD

  6. copy files to a USB key.

  Which of these is best for you depends on several things: how
  data, you need to transfer, if you plan keep the old computer.
  If you are willing to spend a little money for a USB key if
  you don't have to, etc.

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• transfer files from your old computer, use old hard drive?

  I just buy new desktop HP Pavilion p6-2120.  I need to transfer files, programs, etc from my 6 year old Dell desktop computer.  I know that I can use the program of transfer of Windows 7 with USB key, easy transfer cable, or external hard drive to move the files.

  As can another method of transfer, I take the old hard drive from the Dell desktop computer & install in the new HP Pavilion?  Is the old hard drive (ATX 80 GB, 7200 RPM, DIM2, XPS2) compatible with the new HP where it will work again?

  Since I am not transfer that much is the best for any purchase a Windows 7 transfer cable?

  mikesimms,

  Your theory is correct. If you want that all settings, email, documents, photos, music, and other data files, use either the program Windows Easy Transfer. It will accept an external device or use the easy transfer cable.

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• I am trying to open some old cwk files.

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• How can I transfer files from my old pc sony Vista for my laptop new HP 17-j003

  How can I transfer files from my old sony pc running vista for my laptop new HP 17-j003 Windows 8

  Welcome to the HP, Roodie forum.

  There is an easy way to do it using Microsoft Windows Easy Transfer :

  Transfer files and settings from another PC

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  If you do not want to transfer files using the easy transfer method, you can manually make the copy.

  1. You can connect the systems on the same network,
  2. Define the folders that contain your data transfer to 'Share' on the network
  3. Map the drive on your new Vista computer system network
  4. Copy the data you want to transfer

  On the Vista Machine:

  • Open a Windows Explorer window,
  • Right click on the folder that contains the data you want to 'share' (transfer)
  • Click Properties > share > share and follow the instructions to allow the folder to be shared on the network

  On the Machine Windows 8:

  • Windows key (opens the start screen) > anywhere type 'computer' >
  • Click on "computer" to open the "Computer" File Explorer window >
  • Click map network drive and follow the instructions to map the drive

  Don't forget: If your account name is different on the Vista computer, you will need to click on "Sign in using different credentials" and then enter the name of the account on the Vista computer AND the password for this account.

  You can do this with the upper or lower level folders folder level - as long as the folder is shared, you should have general access to the data it contains.

  There are cases where you will not end up being "owner" of the data transferred - you will have to perhaps enter and adjust the property for files / folders after they are copied to the computer of Windows 8.

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• Could someone tell me the best way to transfer files and settings from an old computer to a newer version?

  Hello everyone, once again I find myself going to the pro to know what you're probably going to think is an easy thing to do, but I have to swallow my pride and ask anyway. Before I ask my question, I need to let you know that I'm almost completely computer illiterate. I can manage to do somethings, but I have a feeling this is going to be difficult. I have an older Dell model, this is the Dimension 2350 series and I would like to transfer those things on that is also a Dell, but it's an Intel Pentium 4. . Really, I don't have as long as it's what files to transfer, but especially picutres of family or your holiday. What worries me is transfer the settings on my old computer to the newest one. I have a Windows XP CD drive that comes with a new computer. What help anyone can give me will be greatly appreciated and thanks in advance!  Can you give me an idea what I have to do first with the old as in the steps I have to take.

  Hello everyone, once again I find myself going to the pro to know what you're probably going to think is an easy thing to do, but I have to swallow my pride and ask anyway. Before I ask my question, I need to let you know that I'm almost completely computer illiterate. I can manage to do somethings, but I have a feeling this is going to be difficult. I have an older Dell model, this is the Dimension 2350 series and I would like to transfer those things on that is also a Dell, but it's an Intel Pentium 4. . Really, I don't have as long as it's what files to transfer, but especially picutres of family or your holiday. What worries me is transfer the settings on my old computer to the newest one. I have a Windows XP CD drive that comes with a new computer. What help anyone can give me will be greatly appreciated and thanks in advance!  Can you give me an idea what I have to do first with the old as in the steps I have to take.

  Question for you:
   
  What is the operating system on both systems?  They are both Windows XP?  Is the older Windows XP and the newer Windows Vista?  Windows 7?  Something else?
   
  I ask only because whatever you mentioned was a Windows XP CD that is supplied with the newest computer.  The truth - the newest computer is already up and working as you want - if not relevant.  The answer to the foregoing will help someone lead you correctly.