HT2518 I have Windows Migration Assistant running and it is asking for me to go to Mac and open Utilities Folder... BUT on the Mac I had already started the TF process... it saw my PC, I chose it and now it says "Select the information to Transfer"

Windows Migration Assitant is running on my PC; the Mac is running "Select the information to transfer" so I can't follow the instructions from Windows Migration Assitant. It seems like I should stop the new Mac?

You need "sysinternal's process explorer", it is free and can replace the Microsoft process explorer, that you get by "CTRL+ALT+DELETE". Either program will allow you to kill the instances of FF that didn't die as they should have, when you closed them. Sysinternal is easier to use, it is a graphic display with many options. Do not push "CTRL+ALT+DELETE" twice unless you want to reboot, that is its default behaviour under Microsoft.

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    i have used window migration assistant to move emails in windows pc to mac. mails mostly moved without problem but some of them moved without content. i tried to find out if there is anything common in these emails of problem but cannot identify any hint. please help

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  • HT4796 on my windows XP pro PC i opened windows migration assistant and the first message is: "Cannot start Outlook Express. The application can not initialize the storage. The computer doesn't have enough memory or your disk is full. (0x80007114)"

    on my windows XP pro PC i opened windows migration assistant and the first message is: "Cannot start Outlook Express. The application can not initialize the storage. The computer doesn't have enough memory or your disk is full. (0x80007114)"
    On my windows PC outlook express is NOT running and as far as i know, NOT installed.
    How do I install Outlook Express??
    I want to use my new Imac.....    

    Disk storage issues frequently happen if the hard disc is over 85% full.    Make sure your trash can is emptied after backing up any files you want to keep elsewhere.

  • Need help with Windows Migration Assistant, as a window pops up and I don't know what to do?

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      1. Repair Disk      http://support.apple.com/kb/PH5836
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    Shootist007 wrote:
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    With most Windows version by default all those files get stored in the My Documents or in the Documents folder on later version of of Windows, Vista and Win 7. Although on 7 and Vista there are separate folders for Music, Pictures and Downloads.
    That is if they have not placed them someplace else. Which for me I varely rarely use the default, OS selected, place to store my personal files, music and images and even if I do I move the My Documents and Documents folder to a different drive then where the OS is installed. I even do that on Mac. There is nothing in the OS X Documents folder or the Pictures or Music folder under Users on my Mac.
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    So I'm going to butt/bow out of this topic and suggest to the OP that he somehow get the Migration assistant working. And if he can't I would be hapy to assist in any way I can.
    In that vane try downloading the Windows Migration Assistant software again as I think the first time the file got corrupted.
    I think that you meant to reply to the OP rather than me, I am not trying to move any files, but thanks for the informaion.

  • HT4796 I can not get windows migration assistant to work on my Sony Viao running windows 7

    I can not get windows migration assistant to work with Sony Laptop running windows 7.

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    - What did you do so far ?
    - Do you have any error messages ?
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  • HT4796 I'm transfering info from my old pc to my new macbook pro, using Windows Migration Assistant. All was fine but has now lost connection (wifi) and won't reconnect. Mac is showing transfer window and I cant escape, I'm new to mac.

    I'm transfering info from my old pc to my new macbook pro, using Windows Migration Assistant. All was fine but has now lost connection (wifi) and won't reconnect. Mac is showing transfer window and I cant escape, I'm new to mac

    You'll need to erase the drive by booting up holding command-option-r keys into your Recovery Volume.
    Use Disk Utility to erase the disk and then Internet Recovery. That will take a while.
    http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4718

  • HT2518 Where do i find the Windows Migration Assistant I'm supposed to download on my PC from Apple (step 2)?

    Where do i find the Windows Migration Assistant I'm supposed to download on my PC from Apple (step 2)?

    http://www.apple.com/support/macbasics/migration/

  • Lion Boot Camp Windows Migration Assistant Recovery

    "Some features of Mac OS X Lion are not supported for the disk (volume name)" appears during installation"
    The disk has a non-standard Boot Camp partition setup, where further partitioning was performed after running Boot Camp Assistant, or the configuration that Boot Camp Assistant created was manually modified
    Recovery HD is not needed to install and run OS X Lion
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    If you use Boot Camp, you can run Boot Camp Assistant after installing OS X Lion to create a new Boot Camp partition, then restore the data from the backup you made of your previous Boot Camp partition.
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    http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4649
    OS X Lion: About Windows Migration Assistant
    Last Modified: July 20, 2011
    Article: HT4796
    Summary
    With OS X Lion, you can migrate all of the information from your old Windows PC to your new Mac. Lion automatically transfers your contacts, calendars, and email accounts and puts them in the appropriate applications.
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    Download to the Windows PC the Windows Migration Assistant installer from here. (broken link)
    http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4796
    About Lion Recovery
    What to do if the installer warns that no Recovery HD can be created
    Some disk partition configurations may result in the OS X Lion installer reporting that it could not create a Recovery HD. In these situations, even if you are permitted to continue the install, you should quit the install and create an external, bootable OS X Lion hard drive with a Recovery HD, first. You will be able to return to the upgrade to OS X Lion on your computer's boot drive after creating the external Recovery HD.
    Your storage device must have at least 13 GB available (after formatting) to install Lion and an Internet Restore partition.
    Restart your Mac and hold down the Command key and the R key (Command-R), and keep holding them until the Apple icon appears, indicating that your Mac is starting up.
    After the Recovery HD is finished starting up, you should see a desktop with a Mac OS X menu bar and a "Mac OS X Utilities" application window.
    http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4718
    (I would love to see Apple - Support - with a category "Knowledge Base Articles" and from there "Newly added and updated" sub-category, especially with so many new articles being added and updatec)

    The Migration Assistant will not migrate Windows.
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    I am using Windows Migration Assistant to migrate from my 3 year old HP laptop running Windows 8 to a brand new iMac using an ethernet cable..
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  • I have used migration assistant but new profile is created, how do i merge into one

    I have recently purchased Mac book and have used migration assistant to transfer files from my old windows PC.
    Due to some issues when using migration tool i had to transfer in segments, each time i did this a new user was created.
    I have asked for  some help and was advised that users cannot be merged however the files can be shared via dropbox.
    I have received instructions as to how to do this but am stuck as once I get to the point of dropbox, I do not know what step to take next to add files into dropbox?.
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    The Dropbox folder is a subfolder of the home folder, which has the same name as the user account. It's under the Users folder at the top level of the startup volume ("Macintosh HD," unless you gave it a different name.)

  • Windows migration assistant created 2 accounts on my Mac

    Windows migration assistant created 2 accounts on my daughters new Mac,
    In a hurry to set up my daughters New Macbook Air we downloaded the Windows Migration Assistant when migrating we unticked music and videos intending to migrate them at a later date and migrated everything else.
    Then today a week later we decided to migrate the music and videos across and was amazed to see the software had created a new separate account on the mac.
    So my daughter has one account with all her coursework and other info then a separate account with all her music and iTunes etc.
    There was nothing in the process that suggested or warned it was a one time tool per account and why the code writers would assume a new account was needed each time the tool is used seems a rigid approach.
    Does anybody know if there's a way to get the music and videos over to the first account and then delete the unneeded second account?

    While it surprised me what to migration did with transferring the old files, it really out smarted me - to no real surprise.
    It might have been nice to have known what to expect. Now that this is done, how can I keep some files separate on the two different accounts.
    I want access to some files on one account but not on the other. Shared files, maybe?
    How can that be set up?
    Thanks.

  • Can i use windows migration assistant to transfer files from my windows formatted external hard drive to my mac?

    I have a windows formatted external hard drive and a macbook pro. I was wondering if i could use the windows migration assistant to transfer files from my external hard drive to the mac

    No.
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  • HT4796 windows migration assistant has errors in preparing data on my PC

    Hi,
    just got my new iMac and want to migrate files from my Windows XP machine using Windows Migration Assistant for Lion. It seemed to install OK on the PC but it will not run. It comes up with an message saying found errors in preparing data. Any ideas?
    Peter

    Are you using wifi to migrate?

  • Windows Migration Assistant

    Hi there.
    Every time I start the software on my Win 7 64-bit I get an erroer about the msoeacct.dll in windows/system32. And then the programm itself tells me I have to close / shutdown Windows Mail.
    I don't have Windows Mail open nor any program which could use it afaik.
    I also tryed everything to fix the problem. Delete the msoeacct.dll. Install a new one. Put in sme from a another folder in my PC. Delete the Windows Mail folder with the progamm itslef. Deinstall Windows Live Mail, re-install MSIE and so on. But I can not find the error nor fix it.
    Pls help me if you can. Thank you.

    Hey alistairmck,
    Thanks for the question. After reviewing your post, it sounds like you want to know about Windows migration assistant requirements. I would recommend that you read this article, it may be able to help you resolve or isolate the issue.
    Switch Basics: Migrate your Windows files to your Mac
    On your PC, Download Windows Migration Assistant , then open it.
    Make sure both computers are turned on and connected to your wired or wireless network. If needed, you can use a single ethernet cable to create a simple network between the two computers.
    Click Continue on the PC.
    On your Mac, open Migration Assistant by clicking Launchpad in the Dock, and typing Migration Assistant in the search field.
    When you're asked how you want to transfer your information, choose  "From another Mac, PC, Time Machine backup, or other disk".
    Click Continue on your Mac.
    When prompted, enter your name and password.
    Click Continue to quit other applications. Other applications can't be open on your Mac during the transfer.
    Select "From another Mac or PC".
    Click Continue.
    Once your PC appears in the Migration Assistant window of your Mac, click Continue.
    On your PC you should see the passcode that was displayed on the Mac. Click Continue.
    On your Mac, select the information you want to transfer to your Mac, then click Continue.
    Thanks for using Apple Support Communities.
    Have a nice day,
    Mario

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