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VM Pro. How do i move data safely?
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telecomgear
Technical User
Copy everything under the VM folder of VMPro and import to the new computer.
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Escorthosis
Technical User
On ever VMPro cd there are to batchfiles:
backupreg.bat and restorereg.bat.
Use backupreg.bat on the old pc and copy the resulting
*.arf files from %windowsdir%\temp to the same location on the new pc.
Then before installing VMPro(same version as the old one)
use restorereg.bat to copy the old settings into the registry.
This way VMPro does start up in the old selected mode IPOffice or Intuity and the SMTPServer adress is still known.
Then copy all old vmdirectory over the new one.
backupreg.bat and restorereg.bat.
Use backupreg.bat on the old pc and copy the resulting
*.arf files from %windowsdir%\temp to the same location on the new pc.
Then before installing VMPro(same version as the old one)
use restorereg.bat to copy the old settings into the registry.
This way VMPro does start up in the old selected mode IPOffice or Intuity and the SMTPServer adress is still known.
Then copy all old vmdirectory over the new one.
you dont use the batch files when going to a newer version?
Escorthosis
Technical User
I always use the batchfiles during upgrading to the next software level. It's written in the techbulletin how to upgrade on the same PC using the batchfiles.
But the question was to transfer all VMPro Data to a new PC not upgrading the same PC.
But the question was to transfer all VMPro Data to a new PC not upgrading the same PC.
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