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Question: Will it transfer all my programs from W.7 to W.7
Document: The cable enabled me to easily transfer files - but not programs! - between two computers using the Windows 7 64-bit OS. The time involved was minutes compared to the hours required if I had copied individual files to disc or a flash drive and attempted the transfer &#34;manually.&#34;
As far as I can tell, this is the same Belkin Easy Transfer Cable that has been around since at least Windows XP. I was using it to transfer files from an older Windows 7 professional computer to a newer Windows 7 professional computer. Windows easy transfer software should already be installed on any Win 7 or later computer. Documentation and instructions are for Easy Transfer are sketchy at best. Suggest following procedure.1. Install all programs on new computer. Windows Easy Transfer transfers data, NOT programs.2.
Make sure software versions are same.3. Run East Transfer software on new computer. Note prompts4. Run Easy Transfer software on old computer. Transfer program should automatically link up old and new computers.4. Start transfer procedure. Again note that only data will be transferred, not programs.5. Review transfer log to see what, if anything, did not transfer.Final notes.
I used the cable to transfer my XP files to Windows 7. Worked great. I have not found any errors in the transfers as yet.
This was a waste of money. The boneheaded Windows 7 transfer program dictates that you are going to move all your document folders to your new computer. It does not allow you to select/deselect items to transfer. I ended up copying to a thumb drive and a USB hard drive, then plugging those into the new computer to complete the transfer.
Great product. Made what could have been a slow and cumbersome task fairly painless.I used it to transfer all my files from an old XP to new Windows 7 machine. Just follow the simple instructions, load the software and wait. It took about 30-40 mins, but it grabbed almost everything.
I could not get the Belkin Easy Transfer Cable for Windows 7 to work. I followed the directions and when I plugged the cable in the computers indicated it was plugged in but kept saying it was not recognized and I tried different usb ports. Had to return and still have not trans. files from old computer to the new one.
I guess it did what it was supposed to do. I haven't checked all the files transferred to make sure they made it. But all of the ones I've looked at so far have made it. I came from a Windows XP environment to a Windows 7 environment. I've had more issues with that change than I've had with file transfer. But I had everything backed up to an external hard drive anyway. What did I need the cable for?
The Transfer Cable worked perfectly! My only surprise was, that I had to have a 2nd Monitor to do the transfer!
It did not transfer all of my data. Some was transferred in the wrong format. I suppose I was responsible for some shortcomings.
Answer: No. You should re-install your programs by downloading .exe installers or using CD installers. This cable is meant to transfer documents, not applications. Also, be careful. It would not let me browse and select files to transfer. It located the MY DOCUMENTS directory and started to transfer everything there. I ended up cancelling it, then transferring selected files onto a thumb drive or an external hard drive, then plugging those into the new computer to transfer. Yes, it will transfer from W.7 to W.7. The necessary software is already in the OS, you do not need to install the software that comes with the cable. You just search programs and files, type Windows Easy Transfer, it finds the software. Do this on both computers and then it prompts you to connect the cable. There is an excellent instruction booklet with the cable that spells out all the steps.