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I have a new, Athlon 64 based computer with fresh installation of windows
XP. Old computer also runs XP. I'm trying to transfer required data: I
though I should be able to simply unhook the D: drive off the old computer,
hook it up to the new one which will recognise it as a D: drive and I can
copy *.* onto the new C: drive.
Sadly, I've tried all sorts of things and though in some configurations the
BIOS sees the drive, XP never does.
How can I copy the files? Any viable solution is OK so long as it's not too
expensive.
NB the old computer has problems networking, I can't seem to be able to get
it to transfer large files, so that would appear to be out.
I have a new, Athlon 64 based computer with fresh installation of windows
XP. Old computer also runs XP. I'm trying to transfer required data: I
though I should be able to simply unhook the D: drive off the old computer,
hook it up to the new one which will recognise it as a D: drive and I can
copy *.* onto the new C: drive.
Sadly, I've tried all sorts of things and though in some configurations the
BIOS sees the drive, XP never does.
How can I copy the files? Any viable solution is OK so long as it's not too
expensive.
NB the old computer has problems networking, I can't seem to be able to get
it to transfer large files, so that would appear to be out.