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Simple Computer Transfer and Backup: Don't Lose Your Music and Photos [Pehme köide]

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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 196 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 227x154x13 mm, kaal: 282 g, Contains 1 CD-ROM
  • Ilmumisaeg: 16-Mar-2007
  • Kirjastus: John Wiley & Sons Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 0470068531
  • ISBN-13: 9780470068533
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  • Formaat: Paperback / softback, 196 pages, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 227x154x13 mm, kaal: 282 g, Contains 1 CD-ROM
  • Ilmumisaeg: 16-Mar-2007
  • Kirjastus: John Wiley & Sons Ltd
  • ISBN-10: 0470068531
  • ISBN-13: 9780470068533
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* CA has assembled dozens of real-world stories from customers to help readers understand how to use the included software to move all of their songs, pictures, files, and settings over to a new computer or how to back up their files to keep them safe * Shows what can go wrong and how to use the software to prevent a data disaster * Straightforward language and simple terms that are low on "tech speak" explain what users need to do to combat potential problems and how to schedule a recurring backup of a PC's DNA in order to restore the desktop in the event of a disaster * CA will include its complete Desktop DNA Migrator software free with this book, which readers can use to move all their data and settings from an old computer to a new one (valued at $60.00; no renewal needed) Note: CD-ROM/DVD and other supplementary materials are not included as part of eBook file.
Acknowledgments vii
Introduction xv
Part I: Understanding the Issues and Solutions
1(14)
Dealing with your PC's DNA
3(4)
What Makes Up Your PC's DNA?
3(1)
Issues with Performing Manual PC Upgrades
4(1)
Performing Backups Is Essential
5(1)
Issues with Performing Manual Backups
5(2)
Understanding CA Desktop DNA Migrator
7(8)
General Information
7(1)
Why Choose CA Desktop DNA Migrator?
8(1)
CA Desktop DNA Migrator Features
9(4)
Flexible Migration Methods
9(1)
Migration Type
10(1)
Cross-Operating System and Application Migration
11(1)
Self-Extracting Files
11(1)
Migration Progress
11(1)
Summary Screens
12(1)
Undo File
12(1)
Frequently Asked Questions
13(2)
What do I need to make the connection between my PCs?
13(1)
Does my PC need to be networked to use CA Desktop DNA Migrator?
13(1)
Do I have to migrate everything?
13(1)
Does CA Desktop DNA Migrator migrate all of my application settings?
14(1)
What settings does CA Desktop DNA Migrator migrate?
14(1)
Can I migrate application settings from one version of Windows to another?
14(1)
Part II: Transferring, Backing Up, and Restoring Your PC
15(86)
Installing CA Desktop DNA Migrator
17(8)
System Requirements
17(1)
Choose Your Migration Method
17(1)
Real-Time Migration
18(1)
Deferred Migration (or for Performing Backups)
18(1)
Installing CA Desktop DNA Migrator
18(7)
Step 1
18(1)
Step 2
19(1)
Step 3
19(1)
Step 4
19(1)
Step 5
20(1)
Step 6
21(1)
Step 7
21(1)
Step 8
22(1)
Step 9
23(1)
You're Done!
23(2)
Migrating Your DNA to a New PC
25(30)
Your Migration Options
25(2)
Migration Method: Real-Time or Deferred?
25(2)
Migration Type: Typical or Custom?
27(1)
Performing a Real-Time Migration
27(12)
Step 1: Get Ready
28(4)
Step 2: Connect the PCs
32(1)
Using an Ethernet Crossover Cable
32(1)
Using Your Network
32(1)
Step 3: Set up CA Desktop DNA Migrator on the Old PC
33(2)
Step 4: Set up CA Desktop DNA Migrator on the New PC
35(2)
Step 5: Complete the Migration
37(2)
Performing a Deferred Migration
39(16)
Step 1: Get Ready
40(1)
Step 2: Start the Migration
41(2)
Step 3: Move the DNA
43(1)
Using a CD or DVD
43(4)
Using Other Removable Media
47(3)
Using Your Network
50(3)
Step 4: Complete the Migration
53(1)
The Undo DNA file
54(1)
Backing Up Your Files
55(30)
Your Backup Options
55(1)
Scheduling CA Desktop DNA Migrator
56(16)
Step 1: Set Up CA Desktop DNA Migrator as a Scheduled Task
56(4)
Step 2: Start the Scheduled Backup
60(3)
Step 3: Archive the DNA File
63(1)
Use a CD or DVD
64(3)
Use Other Removable Media
67(2)
Use Your Network
69(3)
Performing a Manual Backup
72(13)
Step 1: Get Ready
72(1)
Step 2: Perform the Backup
72(3)
Step 3: Archive the DNA File
75(1)
Use a CD or DVD
75(3)
Use Other Removable Media
78(2)
Use Your Network
80(5)
Restoring Your PC with Your DNA Backup
85(4)
Find the DNA File
85(1)
Restore Your PC's DNA
86(1)
Undo Restored DNA
87(2)
Updating your Software
89(6)
Using the Start Menu
89(2)
Using the Software
91(4)
Troubleshooting
95(6)
Cannot Find a Source System
95(2)
Wrong Source System
97(1)
Desktop Picture Not Migrated
97(2)
Unexpected Application Settings Result
99(1)
Customer Support Information
99(2)
Part III: Bonus Material
101(78)
After Migrating to a New PC
103(10)
What to Do with Your Old Computer
103(5)
Give It to the Kids
103(1)
Upgrade It
104(1)
Diagnosing Computer Problems
104(1)
Commonly Upgraded Components
104(3)
Donate It
107(1)
Recycle It
107(1)
Sell It
107(1)
Throw It Away
107(1)
Erasing Data from a PC
108(1)
Keeping Your New PC Healthy
108(5)
Keep Windows Up to Date
108(1)
Remove Unused Files and Programs
109(1)
Delete Temporary Files
109(1)
Keep Your Personal Files Organized
110(1)
Maintain Your Hard Drive
110(1)
Watch Those Start-up Programs
111(2)
Connecting to the Internet
113(18)
Types of Internet Service
114(1)
Dial-up Internet Service
114(1)
DSL Internet Service
114(1)
Cable Internet Service
114(1)
Sign Up for Internet Service
115(2)
Dial-up Internet Access
115(1)
DSL Internet Service
116(1)
Cable Internet Service
116(1)
Restore a Dial-up Connection
117(2)
Troubleshoot a Slow Dial-up Connection
119(1)
Access the Internet from a Wired Network
119(2)
Solve Problems Connecting to a Wired Network
121(1)
Access the Internet from a Wireless Network
122(1)
Solve Problems Connecting to a Wireless Network
123(2)
Repair a Broken Internet Connection
125(6)
Reboot Your Modem, Your Router, or Both
125(1)
Temporarily Disable Your Software Firewall
126(1)
Automatically Obtain an IP Address
127(1)
Set a Permanent IP Address
128(3)
Planning a Wireless Network Installation
131(22)
Why Go Wireless?
132(3)
Advantages of Wireless Networks
132(3)
How Wireless Works
135(3)
Got Wireless?
138(5)
Look Inside Windows
138(1)
Look at Your Hardware
139(2)
The Lowdown on Wi-Fi
141(1)
Ensure Compatibility
142(1)
Increase the Lifespan of Your Wireless Equipment
143(1)
The Equipment You'll Need for a Network
143(1)
Untangle the Terminology
143(1)
Wireless Router
144(1)
Wireless Card
145(5)
Determine the Number of Cards You Need
147(1)
Add Bells and Whistles
148(1)
MIMO
148(1)
SpeedBooster
148(1)
Upgrade the Antenna
149(1)
Hardware and Software Requirements
149(1)
Estimate Your Network's Cost
150(1)
Which Manufacturer Is Best?
150(1)
The Effects of Bad Weather
151(1)
How Many Computers Does a Network Support?
151(2)
Setting Up a Wireless Network
153(14)
Find the Best Place to Install Your Router
154(1)
Types of Wireless Networks
154(9)
Wireless Router Connected to High-Speed Internet
154(1)
Connect the Router to a Broadband Modem
155(2)
An Ad Hoc Network
157(1)
Use the Manufacturer's Configuration Utility
158(1)
Use Windows XP's Configuration Utility
159(1)
A Partially Wired Network
160(1)
Set Up a Partially Wired Network
161(1)
Connect a Wireless Router to an Existing Wired Network
162(1)
High-Tech Fun in the Sun
163(1)
Install a Wireless Router Outdoors
164(3)
Installing a Wireless Card
167(12)
Consult the User Guide
168(1)
Install a Wireless Card in a Desktop Computer
169(2)
Install a Wireless Card in a Laptop
171(4)
Update the Drivers for Your Wireless Card
172(1)
Determine the Current Version
173(1)
Check for New Drivers
174(1)
Update the Drivers
174(1)
Window XP's Wireless Auto Configuration
175(4)
Appendix: Supported Settings 179(8)
Index 187


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