A change of hardware stops me from booting XP-Pro

[Tony Lorenzo]

Greetings. I had my XP-Pro running on a 700MHz Intel
Celeron system until recently. Then I invested in a P4-
3.06GHz system, Intel desktop Board D845PESV and a gForce4
MX440-8X AGP 128 MB VRAM video card. My next step is to
install the XP-Pro in my new hardware. I've already backed-
up "My Documents" and All instable downloads. How ever I
don't know how to backup the 5 profiles logged in the
system nor the Norton's downloads upgrades, including the
XP security downloaded updates. Is there any way to save
or backup these downloaded data? I understand that maybe
I'll have to install from scratch. Is there any way I can
use the old XP installation and just set it up with the
new hardware? Is there any "setup" I can use to install XP
freshly but keep my profile and other downloaded
installations, or do I have to Intall it ALL over again?

[mrtee]

Open help & support =BB type in ASR =BB should do what you want. BTW it =
copies everything that is on the system drive except the OS. There is =
also the Files and Settings Transfer Wizard.

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Just my =A2 worth
Jeff
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"Tony Lorenzo" > wrote in message =
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| Greetings. I had my XP-Pro running on a 700MHz Intel=20
| Celeron system until recently. Then I invested in a P4-
| 3.06GHz system, Intel desktop Board D845PESV and a gForce4=20
| MX440-8X AGP 128 MB VRAM video card. My next step is to=20
| install the XP-Pro in my new hardware. I've already backed-
| up "My Documents" and All instable downloads. How ever I=20
| don't know how to backup the 5 profiles logged in the=20
| system nor the Norton's downloads upgrades, including the=20
| XP security downloaded updates. Is there any way to save=20
| or backup these downloaded data? I understand that maybe=20
| I'll have to install from scratch. Is there any way I can=20
| use the old XP installation and just set it up with the=20
| new hardware? Is there any "setup" I can use to install XP=20
| freshly but keep my profile and other downloaded=20
| installations, or do I have to Intall it ALL over again?


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