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1.How To Get Files & Settings Transfer Wizard to Transfer ALL Files/Settings For DIfferently Names Users
I'm moving files/settings from one laptop to another. Each has XP Home with
a single login (Paul). I used the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard to do
this. The problem is that some settings and files such as the Outlook PST
didn't transfer. I think it's because the original laptop has "Owner" in
C:\Documents and Settings, and the new one has "Paul" in Documents and
Settings. Of course, each has "All Users" and "Default User".
Is there a way to transfer the settings and files for "Owner" on the old
system to "Paul" on the new system? If there isn't, how can I make sure I
have a perfect copy of the old system's Outlook 2003 contacts, rules, mail,
etc, especially the mail account info.
Thanks
2.Files and Settings Transfer Wizard didn't transfer Outlook and other Office settings
I'm running Windows XP on a Dell Dimension computer, on which I've just
replaced the hard drive. Prior to removing the old hard drive, I ran the
Files and Settings Transfer Wizard. I saved the resulting file to a
removable hard drive. Then once I'd installed the new hard drive and
installed Windows XP on that, I ran the Wizard on the new drive.
The Wizard worked like a charm on most of my settings. It pulled over all my
old data files to My Documents, pulled my old settings and Favorites into
Internet Explorer and made my new desktop look just like the old one.
However, it did NOT copy over any of my MS Office settings. Mostly what I
would like to have would be my customizations in Word (shortcuts, toolbars
and custom templates) and my Outlook settings (Profiles and Accounts. I'm
wondering if the reason that the MS Office settings were not transferred was
because the old hard drive had MS Office 2003 SP2 installed whereas, at the
time of the transfer, the new one just had the basic Office 2003
installation (without updates). I have now installed the SP1 and SP2 updates
on top of that.
Which brings me to my question ... what result would I get if I ran the
Wizard again? Would it duplicate the data files that were previously
transferred? Or would it just check and replace any that had changed? Am I
likely to get the Office settings right if I run it again? Does my theory
above about the different versions of Office sound like a plausible reason
why the settings weren't transferred the last time?
If duplication is likely, should I just delete the current contents of My
Documents which is where practically all my data files reside before running
the Wizard again? I think the only exceptions are one PST file and my
Quicken files.
If running the Wizard again is likely to be unpredictable, I may be better
just manually recreating my settings.
3.Files And Settings Transfer Wizard Did Not Transfer Outlook Settings
I'm moving files/settings from one laptop to another. Each has XP Home and
Office 2003. Each has a single user (login=Paul) and same password. I used
the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard (FSTW) to do this. The problem is
that the Outlook PST and settings (and other settings and files) didn't
transfer.
I think it's because the original laptop has "Owner" in C:\Documents and
Settings, the new one has "Paul" in Documents and Settings. Of course, each
has "All Users" and "Default User". Is there a way to transfer the settings
and files for "Owner" on the old system to "Paul" on the new system? If
there isn't, how can I make sure I have a perfect copy of the old system's
Outlook 2003 contacts, rules, mail, etc, especially the mail account info.
Thanks
[cross-posted because I'm not really sure which group is best for the
quesiton]
4.Selective files and setting recovery from the Transfer Files and Settings Wizard
Hi
I used the Transfer Files and Settings Wizard to save data and
settings before restoring an old image of my windows xp system.
Now I would like to recover just some of files and settings stored in
USMT2.UNC\IMG00001.DAT file created by the wizard.
Thank's in advance
MAC
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serial cable. To do that I need to create a "Wizard Disk" for my old
computer. I'm trying to use "File and Settings Transfer Wizard" on my new
computer to create the Wizard CD, but that program doesn't recognize my
CD-RW/DVD drive (E:). The dropdown list used to select the output device
includes choices for only F, G, H, and I, my 8-in-1 media drives. How can I
get it to write to my CD on drive E?
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PJ
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