UTILITIES - WINDOWS VISTA - Windows NT Backup - Restore Utility
Windows NT Backup - Restore Utility - Utility for restoring backups made on Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 to computers running Windows Vista and Microsoft Windows Server code name "Longhorn" (currently in beta testing). This download is available to customers running genuine Microsoft Windows. Supported Operating Systems: Longhorn (Windows Code Name); Windows Vista, Vista Business, Vista Business 64-bit edition, Vista Business N, Vista Enterprise, Vista Enterprise 64-bit edition, Vista Home Basic, Vista Home Basic 64-bit edition, Vista Home Basic N, Vista Home Premium, Vista Home Premium 64-bit edition, Vista Ultimate, Vista Ultimate 64-bit edition.
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Restoring XP backups in Vista - Here's how to download, install, and use the Windows NT Backup - Restore utility to restore an XP backup in Vista. While Windows Vista provides you with the Windows Easy Transfer tool for moving your data files from your old Windows XP computer to your new Windows Vista computer, there is another route to take -- restoring from a backup. However, Windows Vista's Backup and Restore tools are completely different from the Backup program that came with Windows XP and so the backup files are incompatible. What do you do if you need/want to restore a Windows XP backup in Windows Vista? Fortunately, Microsoft took this scenario into account and provided a supplemental utility called the Windows NT Backup - Restore Utility that you can download and install in Vista. You can then use it to restore a backup made in Windows XP from within Windows Vista. I'll show you how to download, install, and use this supplemental utility to restore an XP backup in Vista. As I do, I'll pass along some tips and tricks that will help you get the most out of this type of restore operation. - Greg Shultz
http://articles.techrepublic.com.com/5100-10881_11-6182749.html?tag=nl.e132
Warning! Back up your data and/or set a restore point before installing new programs or running any cleaners, as deleting necessary files will disable your computer. - Gene
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