Topaz505
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I have spent most this weekend trying to transfer a large set of mail files, with many "user defined folders", from a Vista Windows Mail PC to a Win7 Windows Live Mail PC.
A USB memory stick seemed the obvious way to get the files from one PC to another but this failed with the well-Internet-documented "cannot copy properties" error.
There are several threads about this type of migration on this site but most are rather old.
Reformatting a memory stick to NTFS (an oft proposed solution) is also not trivial.
What is the latest thinking?
Just how do Microsoft expects us to do it (perhaps they don't want us to upgrade . . .
Thanks in advance.
A USB memory stick seemed the obvious way to get the files from one PC to another but this failed with the well-Internet-documented "cannot copy properties" error.
There are several threads about this type of migration on this site but most are rather old.
Reformatting a memory stick to NTFS (an oft proposed solution) is also not trivial.
What is the latest thinking?
Just how do Microsoft expects us to do it (perhaps they don't want us to upgrade . . .

Thanks in advance.
My Computer
At a glance
Windows 7 Ultimate x64
- OS
- Windows 7 Ultimate x64

