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Move Free
User Manual
Version 2.0.1.0
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Table of Contents
1. Introduction
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1.1 About Move Free
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1.2 Migration Scenarios
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2. Migration Plan
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2.1 Important
3. Benefits of using Move Free
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3.1 Advantage
4. Migration Path
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4.1 Plan your migration path
5. Requirements
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5.1 Windows Operating System
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5.2 Hardware Spec.
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5.3 Software Requirements 7
5.4 Hard Disk Requirements 7
6. How to Use
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6.1 Installation
6.2 Back Up Operation
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6.3 Migration Operation
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6.4 Registration
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7. Migration Items
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7.1 User Data
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7.2 Operating System Components
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7.3 Application Settings
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7.4 Items not supported for migration
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8. Contact
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8.1 Contact
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8.2 About Ken Sincere
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1. Introduction
1.1 About Move Free
It is so hassle for a user who is trying to move their documents, software con7igurations and personal settings to another Windows Operating System. Once you have another new computer or you want to upgrade your Windows Operating System to new version, you may need to backup all your documents important 7iles and MSN chat history, don't mention that you also need to write down your software con7igurations, email account settings, MSN friend list/Password, IE favorites and address book. Ever wondering if there is an easy way to do this exhausted task? That is what Move Free can help you for. Move Free is a Micorsoft© USMT Shell Tool, Micorsoft© USMT is helping users to migrate their documents, software con7igurations and personal settings (pro7iles) in different Win-­‐
dows Operating Systems with a very easy smooth method. All you need to do is using Micor-­‐
soft© USMT to back up your stuffs from your original Windows Operating System to an exter-­‐
nal drive; the Micorsoft© USMT will do the back up process for you automatically. The next step is using Micorsoft© USMT to migrate your back up pro7iles to the target computer, after migrate process is completed, your target Windows Operating System is same as your original Windows Operating system. The best part is that, even the source and target OS is different version of Windows Operating system.
Becuase Micorsoft© USMT is a command line tool and it is designed for IT professional to use, therefore general end users are not able to use use Micorsoft© USMT to perform that kine of complex tasks. Move Free is leverage Micorsoft© USMT core solution for doing the Windows Operating Sys-­‐
tem migration; it combined Micorsoft© USMT 3.0 and Micorsoft© USMT 4.0 together and privde a very friendly GUI to users. Becuase it adopted Micorsoft© USMT solution, Move Free http://www.kensincere.com.tw
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captures user accounts, user 7iles, operating system settings, and application settings, and then migrates them to a new Windows Operating System installation. You can use Move Free for both PC replacement and PC refresh migrations.
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1.2 Migration Scenarios
a. Fresh Computer migration
• Source Widows OS
• Backup to external Hard Drive
• Or Backup to UFD
• Target Widows OS
b. Computer OS upgrade Migration
• Backup to external Hard Drive
• Or Backup to UFD
• Target Widows OS
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2. Migration Plan
2.1 Important
In order to reduce the risk of the migration and ensure that your migration proceeds smoothly, you have to prepare your migration plan before take any action. A typical migration plan can be referenced as the following;
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Identify your source Windows OS is supported by Move Free or not.
Install Move Free on source Windows OS.
Select your migration path.
Close all applications before running Move Free back up process.
Select an external Hard Drive or UFD (USB Flash Drive) as the back up store unit
Start the back up process
Identify your migrate target Windows OS is supported by Move Free or not.
Install applications to your target Windows OS before running Move Free. (Move Free only migrate supported application settings, you have to install those applications you would like to migrate before processed Move Free migration).
9. Close all applications before running Move Free migration.
10. Install Move Free on the migrate target Windows OS and start the migration process.
11. Reboot your computer after the migration is completed.
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3. Benefits of using Move
Free
3.1 Advantage
The main bene7it of using Move Free is easy GUI operation, becuase using Micorsoft© USMT core, it is safely to migrate user accounts, operating system and application settings, typically when you try to do the PC replacement or PC refresh migrations. Compare Move Free with other Backup/ Restore software, the main advantage for Move Free is allowed user to migrate user accounts, operating system and application settings in different Windows OS environ-­‐
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4. Migration Path
4.1 Plan your migration path
Before running the Move Free, you have to 7igure out your migration path. Move Free cur-­‐
rently supports the following migration path. You can migrate a 32-­‐bit operating system to a 64-­‐bit operating system. However, you cannot migrate a 64-­‐bit operating
system to a 32-­‐bit operating system. Move Free does not support any of the Windows Server® operating systems.
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5. Requirements
5.1 Windows Operating System
• Windows XP 32 bits+Service Pack 2 (and above) with .net 2.0 (above)
• Windows Vista 32/64 bits (and above) with .net 2.0 (above)
• Windows 7 32/64 bits (and above) with .net 2.0 (above) 5.2 Hardware Spec.
• Intel Pentium 1GHz above or compatible CPU
• Memory At least 1GB RAM (2GB is recommended)
5.3 Software Requirements
• Close all applications before running Move Free. If some applications are running during Back up or Migration, Move Free may not migrate some data. • You must run Move Free on Windows XP using the account with administrative creden-­‐
tials. If you did not use an account with administrator right, some operating system set-­‐
tings will not migrate. For example, wallpaper settings, screen saver selections, modem options, media player settings, and other settings.
• Must run in Administrator mode in Windows Vista and Windows 7, it is because User Ac-­‐
cess Control (UAC) is turned on in both Windows Vista and Windows 7. If you did not run Move Free in “Administrator” mode, only the user pro7ile that is logged on will be included in the migration.
• Install applications before running Move Free for migration. This ensures that migrated settings are preserved, it is better to install all applications on the target computer be-­‐
fore perform migration process. 5.4 Hard Disk Requirements
You will need an external hard drive or UFD (USB Flash Drive) to store the back up images when you are using Move Free for back up and migration process. Storage size will depend how many existing 7iles have stored in the source computer, it is recommend you use an ex-­‐
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6. How to Use
6.1 Installation
Click on the Move Free setup file and following the instruction to complete the installation
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6.2 Back Up Operation
After you have completed the installation, you can perform back up operation for the existing computer now.
6.2.1 Click the Back Up button on the left hand side panel, it will check your OS supported by Move Free or not and show up summary information.
6.2.2 Select the migration target OS, the default setting is Windows 7.
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6.2.3 Move Free will check and see if there are still have running applications or not.
6.2.4 You can perform back up space check to get the accurate size of back up storage requirement or just use the default setting 250 MByte and continue the next step .
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6.2.5 Move Free will check how many migration items should be migrated.
6.2.6 Select your external hard drive or UFD for the back up storage.
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6.2.7 Click the “Buck up to X drive now” button and start the back up operation.
6.2.7 Once the back up is completed, it will show the summary information, and you can start to do the migration on another computer now.
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6.3 Migration Operation
Once you have completed the back up operation, you can unplug your external hard drive or UFD and plug into the taget computer you would like to perform migration process. (You have to install Move Free on the target computer as well)
6.3.1 Click the Migrate button on the left hand side panel, it will check your OS supported by Move Free or not and show up summary information.
6.3.2 Move Free will check and see if there are still have running applications or not.
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6.3.3 Select your external hard drive which has stored the back up image.
6.3.4 Click the “Migrate to X drive now button” to perform migration process.
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6.3.5 Once the migration is completed, you must reboot your computer.
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6.4 Registration
You can use the Move Free for 30 days trial period with full functionality. After trial period has expired, if you like to purchase this software, please contact us through the e-­‐mail.
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7. Migration Items
There are three main category items will be migrated, they are User Data, Operating System Components and Application Settings.
7.1 User Data
• Folders from each user proTile. o My Documents
o My Video
o My Music o My Pictures o Desktop 7iles
o Start Menu
o Quick launch settings
o Favorites
• Folders from the "All users" and Public proTile. o Shared Documents
o Shared Video
o Shared Music
o Shared Desktop 7iles
o Shared Pictures
o Shared Start Menu
o Shared Favorites
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.accdb, .ch3, .csv, .dif, .doc*, .dot*, .dqy, .iqy, .mcw, .mdb*, .mpp, .one*, .oqy, .or6, .pot*, .ppa, .pps*,
.ppt*, .pre, .pst, .pub, .qdf, .qel, .qph, .qsd, .rqy, .rtf, .scd, .sh3, .slk, .txt, .vl*, .vsd, .wk*, .wpd, .wps,
.wq1, .wri, .xl*, .xla, .xlb, .xls*.
Access control lists (ACLs).
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7.2 Operating System Components
System components will be migrated based on different OS
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Accessibility settings
Classic desktop
Command prompt settings
Dial-­‐up connections
Favorites
Folder options
Fonts
Group membership. Microsoft Internet Explorer settings (all versions through version 6.0)
Microsoft Open Database Connectivity settings
Microsoft Outlook Express mail (.dbx) Uiles
Mouse and keyboard settings
Multimedia settings
Phone and modem options
RAS connection phone book (.pbk) Uiles Regional options
Remote Access Screen saver selection
Taskbar settings
Wallpaper settings
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Accessibility settings
Command prompt
Custom wallpaper
Dial-­‐up connections
FAX settings
Folder options
Group membership. Mouse and keyboard settings
Media player settings
Microsoft Internet Explorer settings (all versions through version 7.0)
Microsoft Outlook Express mail (.dbx) Uiles
Network printers
RAS connection phone book (.pbk) Uiles and settings
Regional options
Remote Access Scheduled jobs
Screensaver Sound Settings
Taskbar settings
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Accessibility settings
Address book
Command-­‐prompt settings
Desktop wallpaper
EFS Uiles
Favorites
Folder options
Fonts
Group membership. Windows Internet Explorer settings
Microsoft Open Database Connectivity (ODBC) settings
Mouse and keyboard settings
Network drive mapping
Network printer mapping
OfUline Uiles
Phone and modem options
RAS connection and phone book (.pbk) Uiles
Regional settings
Remote Access
Taskbar settings
Windows Mail. Microsoft Outlook Express Mail (.dbx) Uiles are migrated from Win-­‐
dows XP.
Windows Media Player
Windows Rights Management
7.3 Application Settings
Install applications before running Move Free for migration. This ensures that migrated set-­‐
tings are preserved, it is better to install all applications on the target computer before per-­‐
form migration process.
Application settings will be migrated based on different OS
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Application
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Adobe Acrobat Reader
4.0, 6.0, 7.x
Adobe Acrobat Reader
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Adobe PhotoShop CS
8, 9
AOL Instant Messenger
6.8
AOL Instant Messenger
5.9
Apple iTunes
7, 8
Apple iTunes
6.0
Apple QuickTime Player
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Apple QuickTime Player
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Apple Safari
3.1.2
Corel Paint Shop Professional 9.0
Google Chrome
beta
CuteFTP Professional
6.0, 7.0
Google Picasa
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Eudora
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Google Talk
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ICQ Pro
2003b
IBM Lotus 1-­‐2-­‐3
9.8
IBM Lotus Notes
6.x, 7.0
IBM Lotus SmartSuite
• Lotus 1-­‐2-­‐3
9, 9.8
• Organizer
• WordPro
MusicMatch JukeBox Basic
7.x, 8.x, 10.x
Microsoft Windows Media 7-­‐9, 11
Player
Microsoft OfUice • Microsoft Access
• Microsoft Excel
• Microsoft FrontPage 2000, XP, 2003, 2007
• Microsoft Outlook
• Microsoft PowerPoint
• Microsoft Publisher
• Microsoft Word
MSN Messenger
6.1, 7.0, 7.5
IBM Lotus Notes
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IBM Lotus Organizer
9.8
IBM Lotus WordPro
9.8
Intuit Quicken
2009
Money Plus Business
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Money Plus Home
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Microsoft OneNote
2003, 2007
Mozilla Firefox
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Microsoft Project
2003, 2007
Microsoft OfUice Access
2003, 2007
Microsoft Visio
Microsoft Windows Live Mes-­‐
senger
Microsoft Windows Movie-­‐
maker
Microsoft Works
2003, 2007
Microsoft OfUice Excel
2003, 2007
8.0
Microsoft OfUice FrontPage
2003, 2007
2.1
Microsoft OfUice OneNote
2003, 2007
7.0, 8.0
Microsoft OfUice Outlook
2003, 2007
Mozilla Firefox
1.8
Microsoft OfUice PowerPoint
2003, 2007
Odigo Messenger
4.0
2001-­‐2006 Home and Busi-­‐
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Microsoft OfUice Publisher
2003, 2007
Microsoft OfUice Word
2003, 2007
Quicken
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RealPlayer Basic
6.x, 10
Opera Software Opera
9.5
SpyBot -­‐ Search & Destroy
1.4
Microsoft Outlook Express
only mailbox Uile
WinAmp
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Microsoft Project
2003, 2007
WinZip
8.0, 9.0, 10.0
Microsoft OfUice Visio
2003, 2007
WordPerfect OfUice
11, 12, X3
RealPlayer Basic
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WS_FTP Pro
8, 9, 10
Sage Peachtree
2009
Yahoo Messenger
5.x,6.x, 7.x
Skype
3.8
Windows Live Mail
12, 14
Windows Live Messenger
8.5, 14
Windows Live MovieMaker
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Windows Live Photo Gallery
12, 14
Windows Live Writer
Windows Mail
Microsoft Works
12, 14
only shipped with Vista
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Yahoo Messenger
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Zune
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7.4 Items not supported for migration
• Mapped network drives, local printers, hardware-­‐related settings, drivers, passwords, application binary 7iles, synchronization 7iles, DLL 7iles, or other executable 7iles.
• Permissions for shared folders. After migration, you must manually re-­‐share any fold-­‐
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Files and settings migrating between operating systems with different languages. The operating system of the source computer must match the language of the operating system on the destination computer.
Customized icons for shortcuts may not migrate.
Taskbar settings, when the source computer is running Windows XP.
Network printers and the following 7irewall settings when the destination computer is running Windows XP.
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8. Contact
8.1 Contact
You can contact Ken Sincere via email, or visit us at: http://www.kensincere.com.tw email: [email protected]
8.2 About Ken Sincere
All Ken Sincere’s employees have been working in highly innovative software industry for years. In order to introduce the innovative thinking and developing strategy to different do-­‐
mains, Ken Sincere would donate its experience in creating products with brand new innova-­‐
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