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When I used the x32 Professional Windows Wizard on the old computer to
transfer files it said it would not work on the x64 because it was made by an older version wizard. When I place the x64Windows in the x32Windows I get 'This version of Window cannot be installed on this machine' (this despite being told to do so in the x64 Wizard). I did this because when on the new computer I get to 'Files and Settings Transfer Wizard' the 'create a Wizard Disk for Windows x32 and x64 is whited out'. This despite having a rom read/write drive that works. ( I have no floppy on new computer ). Additionally I get 'new hardware' gag screens on load up but they are for not. Inherited errors or incomplete at initial setup. I am not on the web with new computer cause all the setting are on the old one. When I do a direct connect via usb 2 both computers just think new hardware is there and want to go on the web, but of course it just comes up 'unknown' for the old computer that can on-line and the new I just make it search itself. This circle is maddening. Now I know why there are those who sell programs to do this. However does anyone know of one could migrate settings and files from x32 to x64? The wizard in the x64 says this is possible, transferring files and settings, but.... I am perplexed and 3 days tired. |
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Go to windowsupdate.microsoft.com, there is an upgrade for that wizard
there. John -- JJ "I like'em big and bad." "Yukala" <Yukala@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:86D58DAC-2FCF-4258-8F99-DC211B3106A7@microsoft.com... > When I used the x32 Professional Windows Wizard on the old computer to > transfer files it said it would not work on the x64 because it was made by > an > older version wizard. > > When I place the x64Windows in the x32Windows I get 'This version of > Window > cannot be installed on this machine' (this despite being told to do so in > the > x64 Wizard). > > I did this because when on the new computer I get to 'Files and Settings > Transfer Wizard' the 'create a Wizard Disk for Windows x32 and x64 is > whited > out'. This despite having a rom read/write drive that works. ( I have no > floppy on new computer ). > > Additionally I get 'new hardware' gag screens on load up but they are for > not. Inherited errors or incomplete at initial setup. > > I am not on the web with new computer cause all the setting are on the old > one. > > When I do a direct connect via usb 2 both computers just think new > hardware > is there and want to go on the web, but of course it just comes up > 'unknown' > for the old computer that can on-line and the new I just make it search > itself. > > This circle is maddening. Now I know why there are those who sell programs > to do this. However does anyone know of one could migrate settings and > files > from x32 to x64? > > The wizard in the x64 says this is possible, transferring files and > settings, but.... I am perplexed and 3 days tired. > > |
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In 86D58DAC-2FCF-4258-8F99-DC211B3106A7@microsoft.com Yukala
wrote: > When I used the x32 Professional Windows Wizard on the old > computer to transfer files it said it would not work on the > x64 because it was made by an older version wizard. > > When I place the x64Windows in the x32Windows I get 'This > version of Window cannot be installed on this machine' (this > despite being told to do so in the x64 Wizard). > > I did this because when on the new computer I get to 'Files > and Settings Transfer Wizard' the 'create a Wizard Disk for > Windows x32 and x64 is whited out'. This despite having a > rom read/write drive that works. ( I have no floppy on new > computer ). > > Additionally I get 'new hardware' gag screens on load up but > they are for not. Inherited errors or incomplete at initial > setup. > > I am not on the web with new computer cause all the setting > are on the old one. > > When I do a direct connect via usb 2 both computers just > think new hardware is there and want to go on the web, but > of course it just comes up 'unknown' for the old computer > that can on-line and the new I just make it search itself. > > This circle is maddening. Now I know why there are those who > sell programs to do this. However does anyone know of one > could migrate settings and files from x32 to x64? > > The wizard in the x64 says this is possible, transferring > files and settings, but.... I am perplexed and 3 days tired. Did you look at either of these articles? Update for Windows XP (KB896344) http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en You cannot transfer files and settings from a computer that is running a 32-bit edition of Windows XP to a computer that is running Windows XP Professional x64 Edition http://support.microsoft.com/default...b;en-us;896344 You might also consider posting questions about the 64bit version of XP to the apporpriate newsgroup: Discussions in Windows 64bit Edition http://support.microsoft.com/newsgro...ral&sloc=en-us Good luck Nepatsfan |
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Many thanks for both replies !
Sorry about the wrong forum, I thought it was correct. Are you saying this hotfix does not work? Or works imperfectly? Kind Regards, Yukala |
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In F5EC7FD8-6730-4C43-8799-107DD82925C7@microsoft.com Yukala
wrote: > Many thanks for both replies ! > Sorry about the wrong forum, I thought it was correct. > > Are you saying this hotfix does not work? Or works > imperfectly? > > Kind Regards, > > Yukala I have no idea if the hotfix works. I've never had to transfer settings from a 32 bit system to a 64 bit system. I just remembered seeing that update available on the Windows Update site so I thought it might be helpful to pass along those links. Did you download and install the update on your old computer? If you're still having problems, check with the 64 bit group. Nepatsfan |
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