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Windows Easy Transfer
Hello everyone.

We have been changing from an HP computer with XP to a new one with Vista. I want to transfer the files from the old computer to the new one using Windows Easy Transfer, via an external hard drive. The files to be transferred comprise emails and Word documents and do not take up much disk space. Transferring the files onto the external hard drive seemed to work OK, but when I tried to transfer the files onto the new computer I got a message saying that there was not enough disk space. The problem seems to be the D drive because there is more than enough space
on the C drive.

Although I was being prompted to transfer everything, I am wondering if I should have transferred files on the C drive only because on both the new computer and the old one the D drive contains recovery files only and possibly there isn't any need to transfer anything on the D drive.

Does anyone have any suggestions? Should I perhaps start again and transfer only files on the C drive? As an additional question, where will I be able to find the old emails when they have transferred over?

Best wishes and thanks for your help.
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