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Hi Experts, <br />
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I bought PCMover to move my programs/apps from my old WINXP laptop to my new WIN7 laptop. I have ALL my stuff on my winxp, including expensive stuff like MS Office Suite etc (which I don't have the CDs for). Anyway, the other night I hooked up the cable that came with the package to my WINXP laptop and also to my new laptop WIN7. The WINXP was cool, but the WIN7 came up with an error &quot;PortAcc Err2&quot;. I checked system devices, and USB port on my WIN7 is working fine. <br />
But I get this error when the USB/Laplink is hooked up to it. <br />
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I am very frustrated. I paid like $50 bucks for this software. Plus I need to move my MS Office, VB.Net, etc over to my new WIN7. <br />
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Please help with ANY suggestions. <br />
Regards<br />
dlewis61
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Hi Experts, 

I bought PCMover to move my programs/apps from my old WINXP laptop to my new WIN7 laptop. I have ALL my stuff on my winxp, including expensive stuff like MS Office Suite etc (which I don't have the CDs for). Anyway, the other night I hooked up the cable that came with the package to my WINXP laptop and also to my new laptop WIN7. The WINXP was cool, but the WIN7 came up with an error "PortAcc Err2". I checked system devices, and USB port on my WIN7 is working fine. 
But I get this error when the USB/Laplink is hooked up to it. 

I am very frustrated. I paid like $50 bucks for this software. Plus I need to move my MS Office, VB.Net, etc over to my new WIN7. 

Please help with ANY suggestions. 
Regards
dlewis61

PC Mover--Error received when using laplink cable

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