upgraded crashed Windows 98 to Windows XP Pro

[Randy]

I put a new hard drive on my computer and set it as the
master and left my old hard drive on as the slave. I was
using Windows 98 and when my hard drive failed I put
Windows XP on my new hard drive. I sure could use some
help in retrieving files off my "slave" to the "master"

Any help would be very much appreciated!
Randy

 

[Nick Burns]

What is the problem with copying to files you want, or drag and drop..?

 

[Jake]

-----Original Message-----
I put a new hard drive on my computer and set it as the
master and left my old hard drive on as the slave. I was
using Windows 98 and when my hard drive failed I put
Windows XP on my new hard drive. I sure could use some
help in retrieving files off my "slave" to the "master"

Any help would be very much appreciated!
Randy
.

There are several procedures that will accomplish this.
But for me, I just burned them to a CD and copied them to
my new harddrive. Don't forget Win98 files are FAT and
XP files are NTFS, in most cases. Good luck.

 

[Frank]

|
| >-----Original Message-----
| >I put a new hard drive on my computer and set it as the
| >master and left my old hard drive on as the slave. I was
| >using Windows 98 and when my hard drive failed I put
| >Windows XP on my new hard drive. I sure could use some
| >help in retrieving files off my "slave" to the "master"
| >
| >Any help would be very much appreciated!
| >Randy
| >.
| >
|
| There are several procedures that will accomplish this.
| But for me, I just burned them to a CD and copied them to
| my new harddrive. Don't forget Win98 files are FAT and
| XP files are NTFS, in most cases. Good luck.

That is irrelevant if they are on two separate drives.