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I am replacing an older computer running Win98 with a newer computer running Win2000. How do I transfer the data on the Win98 computer to the new computer?

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by timwalsh

Much depends on what "data" you want to transfer.

"Data" can be translated to mean many different things by many users.

I'm assuming the 2 computers are not connected by a network.

I'm also assuming you are talking about transferring workfiles as opposed to programs installed on the Win98 computer.

If the 2 computers are not "network-ready" (i.e. have NICs installed), your best choice will be to remove the hard drive from the Win98 computer and install it on the Win2K computer asa slave. You can then copy/move your files to the new hard drive.

by sanboitran

Assume that both nachines have NICs. You can use cross-over cable to connect the two PCs together, and transfer data that way to.

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