J
Jeff W
Hi - I was reading an article on ZDnet - and rather than upgrade, they
recommended
1) use File & settings xfr wizard to get all old settings
2) clean install XP (into new directory)
3) restore files and settings.
they implied that, as far as applications are concerned, this is
equivalent to an upgrade, but better because you don't bring along
"accumulated SW problems".
Are they right? Will I needto reinstall apps? Do all the
application DLLs and such travel? If I get everything I would get
with an upgrade, don't the 'accumulated SW problems" travel along as well?
thanks
/j
recommended
1) use File & settings xfr wizard to get all old settings
2) clean install XP (into new directory)
3) restore files and settings.
they implied that, as far as applications are concerned, this is
equivalent to an upgrade, but better because you don't bring along
"accumulated SW problems".
Are they right? Will I needto reinstall apps? Do all the
application DLLs and such travel? If I get everything I would get
with an upgrade, don't the 'accumulated SW problems" travel along as well?
thanks
/j