Windows Easy Tranfer music files?

ShirleyMay

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I am a very basic computer user but I did transfer my Windows Media Library files from my old XP Computer to my new Windows 7 computer via Windows Easy Transfer. However I have been unable to find the files on my new computer. Where do I look for the music I transferred? Thankyou


So where do I go to find that
 
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My Computer My Computer

OS
Windows 7 64 bit
I am a very basic computer user but I did transfer my Windows Media Library files from my old XP Computer to my new Windows 7 computer via Windows Easy Transfer. However I have been unable to find the files on my new computer. Where do I look for the music I transferred? Thankyou

All the data from the previous OS is in the windows.old folder on the drive where windows is installed.

In other words C:\windows.old
 

My Computer My Computer

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Win 8 Release candidate 8400
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Nvidia 9600M
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so how do I get that up on screen
 

My Computer My Computer

OS
Windows 7 64 bit
So can you talk me through from clicking on start please as i totally lost
 

My Computer My Computer

OS
Windows 7 64 bit
I am a very basic computer user but I did transfer my Windows Media Library files from my old XP Computer to my new Windows 7 computer via Windows Easy Transfer. However I have been unable to find the files on my new computer. Where do I look for the music I transferred? Thankyou

All the data from the previous OS is in the windows.old folder on the drive where windows is installed.

In other words C:\windows.old

how do i get into that? can you talk me through from Start please:huh:
 

My Computer My Computer

OS
Windows 7 64 bit
Type explorer.exe into the start search box.

Hit the enter key

Poke the C drive with the mouse.

Navigate through the C drive folders, looking for the Windows.old folder.

Poke it when you see it.

Navigate through Windows.old, looking for whatever you have lost.
 

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