ElviraKate
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My hard disk is dying but I am getting a replacement on Monday. I've backed up all the data I can, so it will be tedious but possible. The computer runs Win7 Ultimate, and I had a virtual XP machine to run some old programs. I have read here:
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/21904-virtual-xp-machine-copy.html?ltr=V
that you can make a working copy of the VM file. It would be fantastic if I could just copy this over to the new hard disk - presumably it would mean I wouldn't have to reinstall all the programs?
Is this possible, and if so, how do I transfer it? Do I have to install the Virtual XP machine first onto the new hard disk? Or just copy over the files as is, without renaming?
Advice gratefully received!
Kate
http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/21904-virtual-xp-machine-copy.html?ltr=V
that you can make a working copy of the VM file. It would be fantastic if I could just copy this over to the new hard disk - presumably it would mean I wouldn't have to reinstall all the programs?
Is this possible, and if so, how do I transfer it? Do I have to install the Virtual XP machine first onto the new hard disk? Or just copy over the files as is, without renaming?
Advice gratefully received!
Kate
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