Moving an internet connection to a new computer

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I seem to remember that with Windows 98 there was a way of taking the
properties of a dial up netwrok connection and putting them on a
floppy which could then be copied onto a new computer.

I am now running Windows XP home and will soon be getting a new
computer also with Windows XP home. Is there any way of doing this or
will I need to type in all the properties of the connection (telephone
no., user name password etc.) on the new computer ?

Please reply to group and e-mail will also be welcomed.

Jerry
 
Suresh,

As an MVP, I would have thought you'd know how to use the spell checker, too
:-)

Regards

Ben.

Suresh said:
Hi,
You can try follwoing thingh for this
1) Drag the DUN to folopy and open it in windows xp
machine .

2)Backup your registry and restore it in window xp (be
carefull to do this)

3)download 3rd party tool and enjoy the featurs
here os few links
http://www.techmagic.com/
"Dialup Networking Backup Tool v2.02 "

With regards,

Suresh
[Microsoft MVP,India | MCAD.NET(CM) | MCSD.NET(CM)]

-----Original Message-----
I seem to remember that with Windows 98 there was a way of taking the
properties of a dial up netwrok connection and putting them on a
floppy which could then be copied onto a new computer.

I am now running Windows XP home and will soon be getting a new
computer also with Windows XP home. Is there any way of doing this or
will I need to type in all the properties of the connection (telephone
no., user name password etc.) on the new computer ?

Please reply to group and e-mail will also be welcomed.

Jerry
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Hi Ben,

Suresh is an MVP from India, his installed languages may not support an
English spellchecker.

Is your mastery of the Indian language that great?

--
Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers aka "Nutcase" MS-MVP - Win9x

Associate Expert - WinXP - Expert Zone



Ben said:
Suresh,

As an MVP, I would have thought you'd know how to use the spell checker, too
:-)

Regards

Ben.

Suresh said:
Hi,
You can try follwoing thingh for this
1) Drag the DUN to folopy and open it in windows xp
machine .

2)Backup your registry and restore it in window xp (be
carefull to do this)

3)download 3rd party tool and enjoy the featurs
here os few links
http://www.techmagic.com/
"Dialup Networking Backup Tool v2.02 "

With regards,

Suresh
[Microsoft MVP,India | MCAD.NET(CM) | MCSD.NET(CM)]

-----Original Message-----
I seem to remember that with Windows 98 there was a way of taking the
properties of a dial up netwrok connection and putting them on a
floppy which could then be copied onto a new computer.

I am now running Windows XP home and will soon be getting a new
computer also with Windows XP home. Is there any way of doing this or
will I need to type in all the properties of the connection (telephone
no., user name password etc.) on the new computer ?

Please reply to group and e-mail will also be welcomed.

Jerry
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I live with a Sikh, so you'd be surprised :-)

Ben

Rick "Nutcase" Rogers said:
Hi Ben,

Suresh is an MVP from India, his installed languages may not support an
English spellchecker.

Is your mastery of the Indian language that great?

--
Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers aka "Nutcase" MS-MVP - Win9x

Associate Expert - WinXP - Expert Zone



Ben said:
Suresh,

As an MVP, I would have thought you'd know how to use the spell checker, too
:-)

Regards

Ben.

Suresh said:
Hi,
You can try follwoing thingh for this
1) Drag the DUN to folopy and open it in windows xp
machine .

2)Backup your registry and restore it in window xp (be
carefull to do this)

3)download 3rd party tool and enjoy the featurs
here os few links
http://www.techmagic.com/
"Dialup Networking Backup Tool v2.02 "

With regards,

Suresh
[Microsoft MVP,India | MCAD.NET(CM) | MCSD.NET(CM)]


-----Original Message-----
I seem to remember that with Windows 98 there was a way
of taking the
properties of a dial up netwrok connection and putting
them on a
floppy which could then be copied onto a new computer.

I am now running Windows XP home and will soon be getting
a new
computer also with Windows XP home. Is there any way of
doing this or
will I need to type in all the properties of the
connection (telephone
no., user name password etc.) on the new computer ?

Please reply to group and e-mail will also be welcomed.

Jerry
.
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