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arn
11-01-1999, 04:12 PM
How can I transfer files from me old dydtem to my new system. The old is a 486 w/ win3.1 and the new is celery O/C w/ win98. I would like to do this without removeing the old HHD and making it a slave on the new system.

Thanks in advance.

Ygor
11-01-1999, 07:37 PM
Moving the hard drive would be fastest. Short of that, floppies or uploading to yourself to download later.

Susan
11-01-1999, 08:06 PM
When I change or replace my hard drives, I usually set the new drive up with Windows and install all the programs and then use copy/paste from within windows explorer to copy those individual saved working files from the 'slave' which were on the old drive.

This way I have a nice clean install, though it can be a time consuming job depending on how many files need to be copied over and how they are organized on your old HD.

Eli
11-01-1999, 10:31 PM
Have you considered using Interlink? Set up the W3.1 machine as the server (Intersvr), and with a little screwing around in your config.sys file, you can get Interlink running on the W95 system. I did just that this morning actually. Either use a null modem cable, or a laplink/interlink parallel cable. The parallel cable is a lot faster though...