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Transferring/Migrating Data on 2000
Name: TECHU Date: November 8, 2002 at 08:35:03 Pacific OS: Windows2000 CPU/Ram: 550MHz-2GHz
Comment:
We are running a Windows 2000 environment. I have PCs that have a 12GB HD with several users profiles and system settings on it. I need to do a seamless move from those PCs to newer PCs with a 40GB HD as well as some other hardware differences. How can this be done? What's the quickest and easiest?
Name: Erik Date: November 8, 2002 at 11:13:17 Pacific
Reply:
You can use the sysprep.exe utility to clone the installations on your older computers and on to your newer computers. Here is a link with detailed information on the how to's if this link is no help, email me and i'll go through it with you
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