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Upgrade from XP Professional to Windows 7
XP to Windows 7 upgrade, WITHOUT reinstalling stuff
I need to upgrade a lot of PCs from XP to 7. I'm aware I can't do a straight upgrade and will need to do a fresh install. I need to take the following things into consideration:
- Given the number of machines, I need to automate the install somewhat.
- Each machine will need a suite of applications installed
- I want to keep the user profiles, My documents, files, bookmarks (FF & IE), printers, drive mappings..
I'm considering using sysprep - my understanding is that I can include required apps and the most common drive mappings?.
But my main question is how can I keep hold of the users' files, bookmarks, etc..? Is there a way I can create a DVD that will export all users' files and settings to a network drive, install 7 and then re-import the settings with a minimum of human interaction?
Any suggestions appreciated..
答案1
From Microsoft you have Windows Easy Transfer which as far as I am aware can be used to back up all personal files to CD, USB drive or even network share.
Use Windows Easy Transfer to copy your files, photos, music, e-mail, settings, and more from a computer running Windows XP to a computer running Windows 7. You can transfer data using an Easy Transfer Cable, removable media, or across a network
You then simply use the Easy Transfer wizard built in to Windows 7 to import those settings and data.
Note though
Windows Easy Transfer doesn't move your programs, only your files and settings. You'll need to reinstall your programs by hand after Windows 7 installation is complete. Windows Easy Transfer will provide you with a list of programs that you are currently using with Windows XP.
Microsoft have a neat guide Upgrading from Windows XP to Windows 7