Can XP read a Vista disk?

[Alan Zengel]

I'd like to transfer files made on a disk formated on Vista to an XP
machine. The XP machine will not copy the files. How can I transfer the
files? I've asked this before but have not gotten an answer, surely others
have had the same problem.

 

[Gene E. Bloch]

I'd like to transfer files made on a disk formated on Vista to an XP
machine. The XP machine will not copy the files. How can I transfer the
files? I've asked this before but have not gotten an answer, surely others
have had the same problem.

I count seven answers to two of your previous three posts.

Here's the eighth: XP can read Vista files.

 

[Bill Sharpe]

I'd like to transfer files made on a disk formated on Vista to an XP
machine. The XP machine will not copy the files. How can I transfer
the files? I've asked this before but have not gotten an answer, surely
others have had the same problem.

I've had no problems transferring files between my Vista and XP
computers. What kind of a disk are you talking about?

Bill

 

[Nil]

I've had no problems transferring files between my Vista and XP
computers. What kind of a disk are you talking about?

Don't expect an answer from this guy. He's asked the question at least
3 times, and received at least 6 answers. He seems to have no idea how
to work his newsreader.

 

[Not Even Me]

If you mean across a network, yes if the permissions are set properly.
If you mean taking a Vista HDD and popping it into an XP machine and reading
the files, maybe not.
The way Vista does file & folder permissions may not be (probably is not)
useable on an XP system.