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I do not fully understand how Pcmover restores files, ...nor do I know if Access 2002/Win xp data can be successfully migrated to Win 7 without issue...<br />
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If PC mover works like all other &quot;Image&quot; utilities (makes an image of the entire disk, that you can simply &quot;dump&quot; on an empty drive), the I suggest you try to restore to a blank drive....<br />
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If this works, then you can worry about migrating to WinXP or a newer version of Office...<br />
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JeffCoachman
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I do not fully understand how Pcmover restores files, ...nor do I know if Access 2002/Win xp data can be successfully migrated to Win 7 without issue...

If PC mover works like all other "Image" utilities (makes an image of the entire disk, that you can simply "dump" on an empty drive), the I suggest you try to restore to a blank drive....

If this works, then you can worry about migrating to WinXP or a newer version of Office...

JeffCoachman

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Replication basically works and I actually inserted the 2002 disk to get it up to speed. However, the logic that allows one to pick the winner of conflicts is not working. The conflict data is not shown.
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Replication basically works and I actually inserted the 2002 disk to get it up to speed. However, the logic that allows one to pick the winner of conflicts is not working. The conflict data is not shown.

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OK, great, you can now accept your own post as the solution<br />
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;-)<br />
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JeffCoachman
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OK, great, you can now accept your own post as the solution

;-)

JeffCoachman

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The response that I received was good but ultimately just reinstalling solved the problem
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The response that I received was good but ultimately just reinstalling solved the problem

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My old XP system crashed and I recreated it from a fairly recent backup using Pcmover of the backup image onto a new Windows 7 system.<br />
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Replication basically works but it comes up with a message that there are conflicts and do I want to resolve them. I answer yes but nothing happens. How can this problem be corrected?
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My old XP system crashed and I recreated it from a fairly recent backup using Pcmover of the backup image onto a new Windows 7 system.

Replication basically works but it comes up with a message that there are conflicts and do I want to resolve them. I answer yes but nothing happens. How can this problem be corrected?

Access 2002 replication works but conflicts not shown

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.