Solve : Windows Xp -Win 7?

1.	Solve : Windows Xp -Win 7?
Answer» I want to know, if it's possible , to get my files from another diskdrive with xp who won't BOOT again too my win7 ultimate I want to do this, but several times i get the message, that i.m not the owner of the drive(D:) WINXP on the D: and win 7 on the C: In Win 7 i see al the directories from the xp drive(D) tried to copy en paste them, but it keeps me anoying , that i have too get first , to get the owner pop up! Is there a faster way?I'll already dos prompted the drives, and copied severeal times this way, but D: is 320 gigs on size . There is only 1 account (administrator account with my name) You need to take ownership of the XP Files: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308421Quote from: ALLAN on March 25, 2010, 05:27:44 AM You need to take ownership of the XP Files: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308421 thanks Allan, so there's no otherway to go around?faster easier?It doesn't get any easier than that.Quote from: Allan on March 25, 2010, 09:23:31 AM It doesn't get any easier than that. Ok Allan, but the thing is, the link you send me is for Win XP, not for Win7, wich i'm working on right now. So, complete directories copying from XP to Win 7, is what i want, without the anoying ownership thing(security)It works the same in Win7... You can't do anything with those files til you follow Allans info.Quote from: patio on March 25, 2010, 09:31:59 AM It works the same in Win7... You can't do anything with those files til you follow Allans info. Ok , thanks for your time anyway,i'll will go do it my way then . Put the win 7 disk in and go for dos prompting and XCOPY around. there are to many dir's in this drive.

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I want to know, if it's possible , to get my files from another diskdrive with xp who won't BOOT again
too my win7 ultimate
I want to do this, but several times i get the message, that i.m not the owner of the drive(D:)
WINXP on the D:
and win 7 on the C:
In Win 7 i see al the directories from the xp drive(D)
tried to copy en paste them, but it keeps me anoying , that i have too get first , to get the owner pop up!
Is there a faster way?I'll already dos prompted the drives, and copied severeal times this way, but D: is 320 gigs on size .
There is only 1 account (administrator account with my name)
You need to take ownership of the XP Files: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308421Quote from: ALLAN on March 25, 2010, 05:27:44 AM

You need to take ownership of the XP Files: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308421

thanks Allan, so there's no otherway to go around?faster easier?It doesn't get any easier than that.Quote from: Allan on March 25, 2010, 09:23:31 AM

It doesn't get any easier than that.

Ok Allan, but the thing is, the link you send me is for Win XP, not for Win7, wich i'm working on right now.
So, complete directories copying from XP to Win 7, is what i want, without the anoying ownership thing(security)It works the same in Win7...
You can't do anything with those files til you follow Allans info.Quote from: patio on March 25, 2010, 09:31:59 AM

It works the same in Win7...
You can't do anything with those files til you follow Allans info.

Ok , thanks for your time anyway,i'll will go do it my way then .
Put the win 7 disk in and go for dos prompting and XCOPY around.
there are to many dir's in this drive.

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