How often does it happen that you buy a PC or a hard disk and are reluctant to use it because you are afraid to lose all the settings that you have on your existing PC? Saving a copy of your files and then transferring them to a new PC is still thinkable, but changing all the settings individually in the new PC is too tedious and simply unthinkable.
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There is an easy way out-the 'File and settings transfer wizard', a built-in Win XP feature. It lets you save and transfer your files and settings from one PC to another and you can choose the medium you want to use to transfer data. You can connect two PCs directly with an Ethernet cross cable or serial cable. Or you can store them on a floppy or external hard drive and then connect it to the new PC and transfer settings and data.
The settings we are discussing here are not only your network and Outlook settings but also the minutest details such as the screen saver and desktop icon placement. Let's see how to do this.
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Ankit Kawatra