Windows Easy Transfer is unable to continue???

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  1.    #21

    [QUOTE=Jonathan_King;435016]
    gregrocker said:
    Jonathan_King said:

    Have you confirmed they are transferred by unEasy Transfer?

    Do you know which appdata folder they are stored in? Unhide and look.
    Local and Roaming, respectively.
    So you back them up manually or use Easy Transfer? What was your experience?
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       #22

    [QUOTE=gregrocker;435021]
    Jonathan_King said:
    gregrocker said:
    Local and Roaming, respectively.
    So you back them up manually or use Easy Transfer? What was your experience?
    I have none. Haven't tried it. You think Easy Transfer wouldn't copy those files?
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       #23

    Jonathan:

    I'm sure it's supposed to. And I'm sure imaging is supposed to always work too.

    When I tried to use Easy Transfer a few months back, I was eventually asked to enter a key!!

    That's enough for me. Adios to the app. If you have hundreds of peculiar settings I can see at least trying it, but it certainly didn't work for me.
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       #24

    ignatzatsonic said:
    Jonathan:

    I'm sure it's supposed to. And I'm sure imaging is supposed to always work too.

    When I tried to use Easy Transfer a few months back, I was eventually asked to enter a key!!

    That's enough for me. Adios to the app. If you have hundreds of peculiar settings I can see at least trying it, but it certainly didn't work for me.
    Enter a key? For what?
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       #25

    That's what I said. You tell me.
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       #26

    ignatzatsonic said:
    That's what I said. You tell me.
    Well look. I have used Easy Transfer in the past with no problems, and it saved me a lot of work. I have not used it enough to swear by it, so I will not press it farther. I just want to keep the tone of this discussion on a good note. IOW, let's be sure not to turn it into an argument.
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       #27

    Absolutely. I'm just giving my experience. If it had worked for me, I would probably use it. I tried it once and it failed.

    By the way--I will confess to using CCleaner a bit.
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       #28

    ignatzatsonic said:
    By the way--I will confess to using CCleaner a bit.
    Nice. Were you the one I had that discussion with a month or so ago?
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       #29

    Yep.
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