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Old November 20th 09, 01:40 PM posted to alt.windows7.general
Howard
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Has anyone used PCMover to upgrade from XP to Windows7 on the same PC.
My copy purchased from Amazon doesn't seem to gather all the programs
I designate. There are about 20 gigs of programs and it creates a
file of only a few megs.
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Old November 20th 09, 03:02 PM posted to alt.windows7.general
Bob Hatch
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Howard wrote:
Has anyone used PCMover to upgrade from XP to Windows7 on the same PC.
My copy purchased from Amazon doesn't seem to gather all the programs
I designate. There are about 20 gigs of programs and it creates a
file of only a few megs.


If you are talking about Laplink, Windows 7 Upgrade Assistant, yes I've
used it.

When you run the program it does not collect the actual files, it
collects a "library" of the programs that will be moved. When you create
the "moving van" it should be on the same drive that will be used for
the installation of Windows 7.

There are some programs that, for me, did not move without a re-install.
Photoshop CS3, Office 2007 and a couple of others, but for me the
program did what Laplink said it would do.

Look for the thread in this group titled:
XP Pro 32 bit to Windows 7 pro 64 bit, in-place upgrade, by me on 11/9/09.

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