[iPhone] Moved to new computer, cannot run app on device

I was developing on a mac mini, and I provisioned my iPod touch and was able to run on the device. Later I setup ad-hoc provisioning for my iPod as a test, and that worked too. I am attempting to switch over to a new machine. I've installed the old certificates and encryption keys, as far as I can tell. But when I try and debug on device, I get the dreaded 0xE800000001 error while "verifying application"
When I try and drag my ad-hoc certificates into XCode, it crashes. I've been trying to follow the directions for provisioning my device, using the existing certificates, no luck so far. When I set up iTunes on the new machine, I used "Consolidate library", then I copied the iTunes folder.
Any help would be appreciated.

No, I have the original certificate files which I am installing on the new machine. I'll look into that idea.

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