Put a network card into your old computer then link this up to the new pc Use a crossover network cable and manually set up the Ip address and net mask on both machines
Ensure you have sharing on hardrives enabled on your host machine ( You want the whole drive set up as a share , Dont forget the share name you will need this to access the drive )
This would be your old machine
Software wise you have a choice you could opt for simple dos commands by using Xcopy
See the following link for details http://www.computerhope.com/xcopyhlp.htm#04 (Good practice if nothing else) You could opt for a more professional software using Norton’s disk copy depending on OS
Normally when I have to do this I use Xcopy myself that way you can watch source and destination drives and use verify plus copy all system files across , hidden files , and verify at the same time
Xcopy is available on all windows machines
That’s how I would do this or take your old machine put in a secondary drive set this up as a slave drive and use Xcopy Always works
Knowing hopw to use Dos is in itself a very powerfull tool ( back to basics in a nustshell ) Also worth reading is DosPower tools by Paul Somerson Executive editor of PC magazine particularly if you want to write your own com files in assembler Could be very very usefull plus of course you can also write your own batch files another strong point to do the job for you
Thats a recommended path to learning how to the basics of computing If all else fails resort to dos Its truthfully a must these days and pre requisite of all computing unless your using linux , solaris , unix in which case these commands are varied but similar in nature all stronlgy types commands You will need them later on
If you need to crack passwords use Cane and Abel Link below www.oxid.it/cain.html
I can show you some other tricks but that would be telling so learn dos first an all will become apparent You’d be surprised what you can access when you know how to do this Even if they stop you indirectly from using dos Or so they think put it that way
Happy hacking he he he he he !! Dont you just love it
Disk images you need to be a little careful with I’ve known Norton’s Ghost to fail Its not failsafe Xcopy is 99% It tells you if the copy didn’t verify and stops or prompts you straight away
Down side is you have to keep your eye on this whilst it executes Nothing is ever failsafe bare that in mind especially with data transfer across a network via a bus Data keys are even worse they are known to corrupt easily and you dont get a warning when they fail they simply just don’t work or you have re format the key
Eugene will appreciate this let you find out what this does All you have to do is add socket functionality to this amd bingo anywhere in the world "Tada microsoft !! ho ho ho "
Not that it makes a scap of differnce which Os you use It doesent but The row must go on untill we prove this
Theres the proof in one format already for you "Easy when you know how " Easy to fool the public as well "
Hence learn allk you can about this !! I would if I was you
To transfer six years of data including databases, emails, and passwords from an old PC, several software and methods are recommended. Password recovery can be performed using toolkits from NirSoft and MozBackup, as well as security tools like Cain and Abel and FBI Auditor. For data transfer, setting up a direct network connection with a crossover cable and enabling drive sharing is advised. Using Windows built-in command-line utility Xcopy is preferred for copying files reliably with verification, while Norton Ghost disk imaging is less reliable. Additional resources include guides on making network cables and DOS commands for file management. Caution is advised when handling disk images and USB keys due to potential data corruption. Some advanced users suggest custom programming approaches to access data, emphasizing the importance of learning DOS and network fundamentals for effective data extraction. Summary generated by the language model.
