
Transferring software and hardware from your old computer
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Transferring software and hardware
from your old computer
If your new computer is replacing an old computer, you may have personal
data files, Internet settings, a printer or other peripheral devices, and other
unique computer settings that you want to move from your old computer to
your new one.
Gateway Data Mover Plus kit
If both your old and new computers have USB ports, you can use the
Gateway Data Mover Plus kit to automatically transfer customized computer
settings, such as Desktop settings, sound schemes, Internet and e-mail
settings, as well as personal data files, such as documents, spreadsheets, and
photographs. This program, with its special USB cable, helps you do this
quickly and efficiently. To order the Gateway Data Mover Plus kit, visit the
Gateway Accessory Store at www.gateway.com.
Transferring files
You can manually transfer your personal data files by
copying them to removable media, such as a diskette, CD,
or Zip disk, or by using a home network. For more
information about using a home network, see
“Networking Your Home” on page 153.
Finding your files
Many programs automatically save your personal data files in the
My Documents folder. Look in your old computer’s My Documents folder for
personal data files. Use Windows Find or Search to locate other personal data
files.
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Page 77: ...70 Using the Internet ...
Page 107: ...100 Sending and Receiving Faxes ...
Page 121: ...114 Managing Power ...
Page 137: ...130 Customizing Your Computer ...
Page 159: ...152 Using the Port Replicator ...
Page 211: ...204 Using Gateway GoBack ...
Page 229: ...222 Reinstalling Device Drivers ...
Page 235: ...228 Restoring Software ...
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