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Re: Vista Home Premium & ipod/iTunes
Thanks for the advice about the kits! However, I have no experience with
making a "system image" or where to get the program. Is that available on the
microsoft website? How do I use it? Also, my method of backup has been to
email myself a copy of everything important but I do have a USB flash drive.
I'm trying to avoid spending money since I don't have any! haha. Did you have
to reconfigure you're ipod at all?
"R. McCarty" wrote:
> Drive Imaging can help reduce anxiety about data loss. A program like
> Acronis True Image Home ( Ver 10.0 ) can help to preserve data and
> a System state ( For recovery ). You should make a System Image for
> both your older PC and the new one on a regular basis.
> If you existing PC has an Optical burner, you should be able to burn the
> My Documents folder and iTunes and transfer to the new Vista PC. You
> can also get an "Easy Transfer Kit" that has a USB-to-USB cable (Belkin).
> Believe it's available at most PC stores ( CompUSA, Best Buy ) for ~$29.
>
> iTunes ( 7.0.2 ) does have some acknowledged issues running under
> Vista. However, I'm using it and haven't run into any issues ( so far ).
> If you image both PCs there is little chance of data loss and if the iTunes
> software doesn't work as expected you can recover the PC to an earlier
> state.
>
>
> "apparently" <apparently@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:251E07E4-A59D-48DB-BEAA-6D9030142762@microsoft.com...
> > This may be inappropriate for this forum but my brand new gateway laptop
> > came
> > preinstalled with Vista home premium and I need to move some files from my
> > old pc to this one. it's mainly word/ppt/and excel files for work/college
> > and
> > my iTunes music. I've only read bad things about using iTunes/iPod wit
> > Vista
> > and I cannot afford to lose anything or have anything go awry since it'd
> > cost
> > me my job. As you might be able to tell, I'm really paranoid about this
> > and
> > was hoping I'd find answers here.
> > Thank you.
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