Re: Files & settings Wizard Question
- From: "Catt" <Catt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 23 Jun 2005 17:34:03 -0700
Thanks for the reply. The "old settings to a new computer thing" is what I'm
trying to do. I'm trying to send my files and settings from a pc to a
notebook. The notebook does not have a serial port so I'm trying to use a USB
between them. I have a usb to usb crossover cable that came with PC2PC
program and thats what I'm trying to use. The article you lead me to gets me
to a choice of 3 ways to connect two computers together..a WAN miniport ,
direct parallel or com port which is serial. So as you can see there is no
USB choice. I dont' know what a WAN miniport is. So how do I connect? Any
idea?
Catt
"bumtracks" wrote:
> Files and settings transfer wiz is not designed for transferring everyday
> files It's more of a move old settings to a new computer thing.
>
> You might want to use a network 'crossover cable' maybe search your XP
> help for 'Direct Cable Connection' and it'll offer this as one method
> http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;305621
>
>
> "Catt" <Catt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:207B32FC-E593-48ED-866E-D526781B12B6@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> > Please, I've asked this question twice now and keep getting vague answers.
> > Can I use a USB crossover cable or and ethernet crossover cable to link a
> > new computer and old computer together using the "Files and Settings
> > Wizard"?
> > The wizard only mentions a serial port/serial port cable. Thats real nice
> > but notebooks don't have serial ports. The wizard has a "auto detect"
> > which
> > kind of implies that Windows XP will look for a connection between the old
> > and new pc but when I run it it just keeps going and going and does not
> > give
> > any sort of answer. I'm not sure therefore whether I'm doing something
> > wrong
> > or just wasting my time. Does anybody know for sure?
> > Thank you.
> >
>
>
>
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