I have an older model tornado for my XPs, can I use this tornado to transfer XP folders directly to 8.1?
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Email their tech support at info@thetornado.co.nz and provide everything you can about this older model you have. Mention any model number you can find on the unit as well as approximately when you bought it.
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Yes you can use the older model Tornado to transfer files between computers.
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Yes, I am using Windows 8.1 and it works great. Very fast transferring files.
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I am using the Toshiba Canvino Connect with Windows 8. I do not know about XP. I love the ability to schedule it to back up my whole hard drive when I am sleeping and I can check it at anytime and see the files and make sure they are complete. This has the software included within the drive when I received it so it is very easy to control.
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It looks like this will work although it is slightly more manual. On each machine pull up my computer or windows explorer (windows key + E). You should see a separate drive listed for the The Tornado. Double click the drive and it should start the software. You must have the software running on both machine in order for the two computers to see each other.
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Hi Paul I don't see why not , 8.1 is only a slight upgrade, this is one of the best software cleaners I have used and is user friendly I bought the c/d on Amazon not Amazon UK and use it on all my computers at home, its a lot cheaper than downloading it
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NO. What happens is you put your new XP machine in there and re-run the WET wizard only to see that there is no "Continue an existing transfer" option the wizard. Better stick with File and Settings Transfer or USMT or do it manually.
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Yes, go to to the anytime upgrade and run it and use the Key that came with the family pack. With xp you can run it by backing up the system first and then installing it. You need a usb hard drive to back up your doc. pic. and music first. The windows web site will talk you thru it if you have a computer nearby to follow along by the numbers.
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BACKUP ALL YOUR DATA BEFORE UPGRADING. To make sure your hardware is compatible with windows XP, you should check the windows 8 compatibility program NOT the 8.1 one. Google Download Windows 8 Upgrade Assistant . Some times the hardware may be compatible but the Upgrade may not work right, while reinstalling as new install with the upgrade disc would work on same computer.
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I have one that is several years old and it worked great with windows xp but it will not work with windows 8.1. There are many discussions without remedies for this on the web. Maybe the newer ones are compatible but I would make sure before I bought.
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It works in xp home. Go ahead, be a daredevil, and risk the $7 to find out. "ASAP", what's the rush???
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You can't. That old version is no longer supported. It will NOT run correctly on the latest versions of Windows either. It fact it usually makes people's recipes completely disappear from the program as explained here: http://support.mastercook.com/entries/22055813-Recipes-Disappear-from-Cookbook The current version of MasterCook is designed and compatible with the latest versions of Windows. It can use all of your files from version 9 too as explained here: http://support.mastercook.com/entries/22017556-Transferring-Recipes-and-Files-from-a-Previous-Version
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Here's a link to Microsoft's upgrade page, they'll help you out with the exact information you need to upgrade from Windows XP to Windows 8.1:http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-8/upgrade-from-windows-vista-xp-tutorial
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Yes and it includes the software to load on your XP PC to accomplish the transfer. The Win 7 PC will already have the software. Excellent tool for the price.
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I moved my pictures from XP to windows 8 with ease. Very user friendly device and great support if needed. Should be fine!
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Yes it is. But the XPS 13 Ultrabook has only one hdd/ssd bay so you would be swapping the current ssd with this one. The Samsung 840 comes with some excellent software to copy your current drive on to the new one so you can just pop it in and go. You just need a way to connect the new ssd via usb. Try this "USB 2.0 to SATA Serial ATA 15+7 22P Adapter Cable For 2.5" HDD Laptop Hard Drive"
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Actually Yes. First install Windows Easy Transfer for XP and export all your settings to and external drive or network share. After Windows 7 installation run Easy Transfer (already in Win7) and restore your settings. This will transfer all your internet settings, favorites, docs, music, pics, etc., but not any of your old programs. Be sure to have copies of programs that you want to re-install after the of Windows 7.
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Yes, you can. Simply put, yes. I used to have an XP. It does work on it. 7 is old, It will even work on windows 2000. Which I also, had where it worked. So yes, go right ahead and upgrade to 7.