Windows Easy Transfer

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I used Windows Easy Transfer via my home network connection to transfer my
files and settings from my old Windows XP computer to my new Windows Vista
Home Premium computer. I ended up with a folder on my desktop which has my
name that contains the following sub-folders:

AppData
Contacts
Desktop
Documents
Downloads
Favorites
Links
Local Settings
Music
Pictures
PrintHood
Saved Games
Searches
Videos
WINDOWS
Gmail
LuResult
ntuser.dat.LOG1
ntuser.dat.LOG2

Do I need to save the folder on my desktop with my name on it that has all
these sub-folders. Do I need to save some of the above sub-folders. I think
the sub-folders may also now be in other places. For example all the files in
my Documents sub-folder on the desktop are also in the Documents folder I
access by clicking on the windows start button.

Thanks for your advice
 
BDD

The user folder on the Desktop is simply a handy shortcut that you can use
to access your personal user files.

If you do not want that link on the Desktop, you can remove it. Right click
an empty spot on the desktop and select Personalize. In the left side of the
new window, click 'Change Desktop Icons' and remove the check mark from
Users Files. Apply/OK.
 
I am having the same issue. Moving files from XP to new Vista Desktop; and
has been blinking for 30 minutes, but both report ".transferring files"

Both computer on own private network.

Your solution may be my solution
 
hunterabq said:
I am having the same issue. Moving files from XP to new Vista Desktop;
Click to expand...

Whatever you are doing, do NOT use WET to transfer Outlook data (if you are
using it - it WILL corrupt your mail profile)
 
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