Migrated from XP Pro 32 Bit to Win 7 Pro 64 Bit

Used WET, yes another issue with WET, to transfer files from old to new. I have tried the mig extraction tool and tried transferring back to XP Pro 32 bit machine with no luck. I do not find the savedata.mig file but I do have a x86 and amd64 directories for 32bit and 64bit within the WindowsEasyTransfer folder which is inside the USMT2.UNC parent directory.
USMT2.UNC
- WindowsEasyTransfer (folder)
- amd64 (folder) contains migsetup and other mig related files and support files.
- x86 (folder) contains migsetup and other mig related files and support files.
- files IMG000A.DAT to IMG00017.DAT
- autorun
- status
- Windows Easy Transfer (shortcut)
I have spent hours on the phone with MS support to no avail. Is there any solution yet to extract data from those files knowing what OS WET was used originally to the new OS, in my case 64bit Win7 Pro? Is there a way to understand the format used to pack the files at the code level? I have A LOT, as others do as well, of important files/information within those files and I need them back.
So far I can do a bit by bit view of those files but dont know what patterns to look for, encryption/format used, etc....
Thomas

· Hi,
As far as I know, those .DAT files are not quite compatible with Windows 7. Based on my research, as a solution, you can use the loadstate of USMT 2.6.2 to recover .DAT files in a USMT2.UNC directory from the previous Windows XP installation. To do this, please type the following command:
loadstate [Data location]\ /v:5 /l:log.txt /user:"username" /lac
This will restore your user files from XP in Windows 7 in a c:\Document and Settings\%user% directory. Then check the folder to see if you get your files back.
Best Regards
Dale

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