Moving complete User Environment from Installation A.) to Installation B.)...

  • Thread starter Kerem Gümrükcü
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Kerem Gümrükcü

Hi,

i have a situation here, where i have to move a User Environment A.)
to a new PC. The User is named e.g. steven_baumann
and the best would be to completely move his entire account and all
his settings, applications (outlook express, office, etc), etc,...from
computer
one to computer two. is there any way to do this safe? Much better would
be if i just could move the entire Windows Environment on o the new
Hardware. Can i do this with any build in or free windows software or
another free windows software? I cant use any software i have to pay
money for, since i dont have any buddget anymore,...

The new is preinstalled a up2date Windows XP Pro, with only Admin Account.
Both Systems are XP Pro, SP3 up2date, but have different hardware
base, the old one has older and totally different hardware, than the
new one,...

TIA,...

Regards

Kerem

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M

marx404

You could look into the new HD manufacturer's web site and download their
free utilities. ex: Maxtor has a free HD (Maxblast) that you can use to
migrate data from one HD to another. If you are going to a different mobo or
different hardware, notch the HW profile and drivers will not work and will
need to be corrected.
 
M

michael

Kerem said:
Hi,

i have a situation here, where i have to move a User Environment A.)
to a new PC. The User is named e.g. steven_baumann
and the best would be to completely move his entire account and all
his settings, applications (outlook express, office, etc), etc,...from
computer
one to computer two. is there any way to do this safe? Much better would
be if i just could move the entire Windows Environment on o the new
Hardware. Can i do this with any build in or free windows software or
another free windows software? I cant use any software i have to pay
money for, since i dont have any buddget anymore,...

The new is preinstalled a up2date Windows XP Pro, with only Admin Account.
Both Systems are XP Pro, SP3 up2date, but have different hardware
base, the old one has older and totally different hardware, than the
new one,...

TIA,...

Regards

Kerem

r-click my computer -> properties -> advanced -> user profiles -> select
the one you want to copy -> enter the destination and type the a/c name
-> open lusrmgr.msc on the new one and set the remote profile path to
the destination.
 

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