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Member (6 bit)
Join Date: Sep 2003
Location: England
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I'm upgrading a works pc running win 98se to a new one running on xp and i'd like to transfere all programs and files from one to the other. I was thinking of an image backup but that would get rid of xp and install 98 wouldn't it.
Any help or ideas would be great, ta i'll check back later |
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Join Date: Mar 1999
Location: Christmas, Florida
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that is not a good way to do that, as the image will also have the w98 O/S on it too.
the best way it to install the software to the xp system and copy any data you want to save |
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I would do that but we have a bespoke program loaded on it with no disks to install it on another system and we really need to keep that prog.
The HDD is ownly a measly 2 gig of data, i could create a 5 gig partition on the new HDD and image back-up the whole system to there and when i need to look at the old prog (only once in a blue moon) i can just flip to the small partition with win 98 and run that prog. D'ya think that is a valid solution? |
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Or how about I copy the hdd to another small hdd and stick that in the new pc. I can then dual boot xp and 98 and run my prog when needed.
Is that a better idea? any body got any ideas or advise on dual booting? cheers, back in a bit |
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