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[Ickie]

I am in deep po-po
3 weeks ago my laptop died and today my big computer died, looks like a total loss, but everything was backed up on another hard drive.
1 question?
all my data was windows 7 64 bit, can a 32 bit XP unit read this data like stuff in my documents folder and pictures?

I am curently on my 2.5 year old APad, this sucks and I am limitted to what I can do, boy do I miss iespell, lol

 

[Ferry_vO]

Apparently Win7 can read and write the old FAT32 format: http://forum.thewindowsclub.com/windows-hardware-devices/29694-fat32-under-windows-7-a.html

Worth a try! Everything is lost anyway..

 

[PRB]

I thought NTFS was NTFS, either 64 or 32 bit. I have my lap top (32bit Windows Vista) networked to my 64bit Win7 machine, and they trade files back and forth all the time.

- Paul

 

[Gdavis101]

You can transfer documents and pictures from any hard drive, whether its 32 bit or 64 as long as the hard drive is not bad.

 

[Blackbird686]

You can transfer documents and pictures from any hard drive, whether its 32 bit or 64 as long as the hard drive is not bad.

Absolutely... Most of my saved files on me backup drive were done with WinXP 32bit. I am using them (Including FS Files) on a Win7 64bit 'puter just fine.

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