PSE 9: photos on to newer PC.

I put my old H/D into a newer PC as a slave drive, then copied my photos from it and brought them into PSE 9 installed on the newer H/D. All the photos are there but the version sets are exploded and none of my sub-categories are present. Can I import my (organised) catalogue from back-up DVDs I made earlier? Should I delete all the photos now in PSE 9 on the newer H/D first?
Old system was XP; newer is using Vista.
TIA, Thomas

import pictures using camera wizard here are the steps
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4083

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