I have bought windows 7, but before I can install it, I must back up my files and settings, as I have XP at the moment. I have bought an external hard drive, as the memory sticks available did not have enough capacity to enable me to ‘empty’ my computer, ready to install windows 7. When I attempt to “back up”, I only get the options of ‘disc’ or ‘floppy disc’. I feel I am pretty old and unknowledgable to be asking this, but having done all the plugging in and connecting of the external drive to the desk top computer, what do I do now??? Please make the instructions simple and thorough.
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One option is to download the Windows Automated Installation Kit and with this comes the User State Migration Tool v4 to migrate settings from Windows XP to Windows 7. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=696dd665-9f76-4177-a811-39c26d3b3b34&displaylang=en
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So companies face a choice: Either spend time and money to upgrade IE6 applications so that they work in newer browsers, or keep running Windows XP. |
On Windows XP and 2000 click start, right click on my computer and click properties, a window will appear, here you must click on the tab titled “system
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So companies face a choice: Either spend time and money to upgrade IE6 applications so that they work in newer browsers, or keep running Windows XP. |
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If companies switch 1% of their PCs from XP to Windows 7 each month, Windows 7 could be the market leader by the end of next year. |
Forrester said that firms that are still using Windows XP should make the move to Windows 7 before the end of 2012 and should begin testing how it
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