Tripp Lite U232-006 owner manual Alternate Tramsfers Between Windows Operating Systems

2. Operation

Transfer Example continued

Step 4 on XP: When the prompt What do you want to transfer to your new computer? displays (see below), make a selection from among the three options that appear. Subsequent screens in this example are based on an Advanced options selection.

Step 4 on Vista: When the message Your computers are now connected displays, stop (while the XP system proceeds through Steps 5 and 6).

Step 5 on XP: When the prompt Select user accounts, files, and settings to transfer displays, select the folders you want to be transferred and click Next.

Step 6 on XP: If either account-related option is selected in Step 4 on XP, the prompt Type a new user name or click a name in the list displays. Select either option for the target (file-receiving) computer, then click Next.

Step 7 on XP & Vista: A Please wait until the transfer is complete message displays with a procedure status bar. Wait for the next screen to appear.

Step 8 on XP: When the message You’re ready to transfer files and settings to your new computer displays, click Close to exit the utility.

Step 8 on Vista: When the message The transfer is complete displays (with a summary of transferred items), click Close to exit the utility.

3. Alternate Tramsfers Between Windows Operating Systems

It is possible to transfer files between the following:

Vista to XP

XP to XP

XP to Win2000

Win2000 to XP

Vista to Win2000

Win2000 to Vista

In order to conduct transfers between the above operating systems, install the PCLinq3 software on the targeted computers. Launch the console as stated earlier (StartProgramsProlificPCLinq3). The following console will open on both computers:

Note: each computer will display it’s internal root directory.

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