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How To Move Files N Settings To New Computer Run

Friends,you can use the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard to copy everything from your old computer to your new computer, either using a network or cable, or by using an external drive.

Transfer files and settings across a network or cable

If you bought a new computer and can run it at the same time as your old computer, you can use a home network or a cable to transfer your files and settings. To use a home network, connect both your old and your new computers to the network at the same time. If you can't connect both computers to your home network, connect a null modem serial cable (available at most electronics stores) to the serial ports on both computers. The process should take about an hour.

To prepare your new computer

If you have a home network, connect both your old and new computers to the network. Then log on to your new computer as an administrator.

Next, install any programs you use on your old computer.

Click Start, point to All Programs, point to Accessories, point to System Tools, and then click Files and Settings Transfer Wizard.

The Files and Settings Transfer Wizard appears. Click Next.

On the Which computer is this? page, click New computer. Then, click Next.

On the Do you have a Windows XP CD? page, you can create a Wizard Disk if you do not have the Windows XP CD available. If you have the Windows XP CD, click I will use the wizard from the Windows XP CD, click Next, and skip to the next procedure to run the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard on your old computer. Otherwise, continue with the next step.

Connect the removable media (such as an external hard disk drive, a USB flash drive, a memory card from your digital camera, or any removable media large enough to store your files and settings) to your computer. Click I want to create a Wizard Disk in the following drive. Select the removable media, and then click Next.

When prompted, click the option that describes the operating system running on your old computer, and then click OK.

When prompted to insert the removable media, click OK.

The wizard displays the Now go to your old computer page. If you are transferring files across a network, skip to the next procedure to run the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard on your old computer. If you are transferring files with a serial cable, click Next, and then continue with the next step.

On the Where are the files and settings? page, click Direct cable, and then click Next.

Connect your null modem serial cable to the serial ports on both your old and new computers. The serial ports are on the backs of the computers and have nine pins in two rows.

On the Set up your serial connection page, click Autodetect. Leave the wizard on this page while you continue the process from your old computer.

To run the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard on your old computer

Close any open programs.

Launch the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard. If you created a Wizard Disk, connect the Wizard Disk to your old computer. Click the Start menu, click My Computer, double-click the Wizard Disk to display its contents, and double-click FASTWiz. Then, skip to step 6. If you did not create a Wizard Disk and have your Windows XP CD instead, continue with the next step.

 Insert your Windows XP CD. If Windows XP Setup does not appear after 20 to 30 seconds, click the Start menu, click My Computer, right-click your CD drive, and then click AutoPlay.

The Welcome to Microsoft Windows XP page appears. Click Perform additional tasks.

Click Transfer files and settings.

The Files and Settings Transfer Wizard appears. Click Next.

On the Which computer is this? page, click Old computer. Then, click Next.

If you are alerted that the firewall is blocking the program, click Unblock.

The wizard displays the Select a transfer method page. If you are transferring files across a network, click Home or small office network, click Next, and then skip to step 12. If you are transferring files with a serial cable, continue with the next step.

On the Select a transfer method page, click Direct cable. Then click Next.

On the Set up your serial connection page, click Autodetect. Then, click Next.

On the What do you want to transfer? page, click Next.

If the Install programs on your new computer page appears, click Next.

The wizard will examine your old computer, which may take about an hour. You do not need to be present during this time. When it is finished, the Password dialog box will appear on your new computer, displaying a case-sensitive password. Type this password in the Password dialog box on your old computer. Then, click OK.

The wizard will transfer your files and settings, which may take an hour. You do not need to be present during this time. When the transfer is complete, click Finish on the old computer.

To complete the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard

After the wizard transfers your files and settings, click Finish.

When prompted, click Yes to log off. Then, log on again to access your newly transferred files and settings.

You are done transferring your files and settings, and can use your new computer. You should shut down your old computer, but keep it available for at least two weeks in case you discover a file that was not transferred.

Files Transffering Between Two PCs Using Ethernet Cable

Friends,If you don’t know of efficient and easy ways to do it.

One way is you can use an external storage medium such as an external HDD, USB, etc. This way is convenient for most of us, best for the average users, regardless of the fact that it drains 50% of our precious time in the process. Think about it

 >:D   >:D

First you’ve to copy files to the external media and then copy it again from there to another computer. Isn’t that a waste of time clearly?  :w  :w

Here’s when you’ve to look for alternatives if you treasure your time. The best way would be the one which would consume the least time, and must be easy to get along with. This is only possible when you directly transfer file to the another Computer, eliminating the need of a third media.  :t

Windows comes along with built-in File Sharing feature that can be used to share data throughout your network. Don’t worry if you don’t have anetwork, you can use this feature even by easily linking two computers via a LAN cable, or in other words, by networking two Computers.

Now get st to work brooooooooooooooo    :t :t

This tutorial is really easy to follow and will help you in getting started with LAN file transfers in no time

Things You Will Require are Ethernet/LAN cable and Two Computers with Ethernet/LAN ports.

Next is the most important step.

change ur IPV4 address of one pc to (IP address) 206.46.131.139, 255.255.255.0 (subnet mask) 207.46.131.136 (default gateway).

next another pc just vice versa means ip address should be .136 and default gateway should be .139 at the end.

Now share your files between laptop and PC with Just a LAN cable at high speed.

That's it.

Trick To Close All Open Applications With Just One Click

Friends,In this publish I will tell you how to install and configure Close All Windows on your computer for easy access on the taskbar.

To get started head over to NTWind Software and download the latest version of Close All Windows.

After the file is downloaded extract the CloseAll folder to a permanent Linklocation on your computer. Since

Close All Windows is an application I extracted the folder to C:\Program Files\ where applications are typically installed.

For easy access it is best to pin the application to the taskbar. Drag the Close All Windows application from the CloseAll folder onto the taskbar.

Download This software from Here.

How To Delete Files From Recent Files List In Windows

This tip requires a change to the Windows Registry . Please see the MSFN Guide "Backup Your Registry" if you are new to the Windows Registry .

Windows Media Player ( WMP ) is a built-in application that allows you to play multimedia files . Like many other applications , WMP remembers the most recently played files and displays them in the Recent File List under the File menu . This feature is useful if you regularly play certain files , but you may want to clear the list if you share the computer and a user account or create archives and CDs .

There are two ways you can clear the list :

The ClearMRU .exe Utility is available for free in the Windows Media Player Bonus Pack from Microsoft , but Microsoft does not support this tool .

You can also manually delete the list through the Windows Registry :

Start the Windows Registry Editor , regedit .exe , by typing regedit in the Windows Run Command Line .

Go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER|Software|Microsoft|MediaPlayer|Player|RecentFileList .

Delete the RecentFileList subkey .

If you've also streamed content from the Internet , you can delete the RecentURLList subkey .

Exit the

Burn A CD Of Without The Software

Windows XP comes with a built in CD copy function that few people realize. Although almost everyone has his / her CD copy software preferred to stick to, it's always good to know about this feature of Windows XP CDR. You will find it very useful when you come to another PC with no CD copy software and you can not install your favorite software for it. This feature allows you to write data or MP3 files on a CD / DVD or erase a rewritable CD / DVD.

If you use a rewritable CD (CD-RW), make sure that the disk is empty. You may need to delete (or "format") before use. For more information on how to erase a CD-RW in Windows XP without using other software.

You should take a CD-R drive in Windows XP.

Insert a CD or a rewritable format recordable CDs (CD-R) disc into the CD drive.

The desktop, double click "My Computer".

Browsing files / folders you want copied to a CD. Select and press "Ctrl-C" to copy.

files / folders appear as temporary files / folders now.

On the left side and select "Write these files to a CD."

Window "CD Wizard" is displayed by default the name of the CD. Change the name of the CD, if you want, then click "Next."

Wizard "Burn CD", began writing the files / folders on the CD.

Once the writing process is complete, the wizard will disappear and the CD-ROM eject.