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2. Click Files And Settings Transfer Wizard.
Windows XP Professional starts the Files And Settings Transfer Wizard.
3. In the Welcome To The Files And Settings Transfer Wizard page, click Next.
The Files And Settings Transfer Wizard displays the What Computer Is This page,
which has the following two options:
❑ New Computer. Select this option if you want to transfer your files and
settings to this computer.
❑ Old Computer. Select this option if you want to transfer the files and settings
on this computer to your new computer.
Note The old computer can be running Windows 95 or later.
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4. Select the Old Computer option and click Next. If you have Service Pack 2
installed, a Windows Security Alert dialog box appears. Click Unblock.
The Files And Settings Transfer Wizard displays the Select The Transfer Method
page, which has the following four options:
❑ Direct Cable. A cable that connects your computer’s serial ports.
❑ Home Or Small Office Network. Both computers must be connected to a
network.
❑ Floppy Drive Or Other Removable Media. Both computers must have the
same type of drive.
❑ Other. You can save files and settings to any disk drive or folder on your
computer or on the network.
Note If you are saving the files and settings to your computer, you can click Browse to
locate or create a new folder to hold the files and settings.
5. Select the appropriate option and click Next. Depending on your choice, you
might be asked to configure your connection. Configure the connection, and then
click Next.
The Files And Settings Transfer Wizard displays the What Do You Want To Transfer
page, which has the following three options:
❑ Settings Only. The following settings are transferred: Accessibility, Command
Prompt Settings, Display Properties, Internet Explorer Settings,
Microsoft Messenger, Microsoft NetMeeting, Mouse And Keyboard, MSN
Explorer, Network Printer And Drives, Outlook Express, Regional Settings,
Sounds And Multimedia, Taskbar Options, Windows Media Player, and Windows
Movie Maker.