Backup with 32 bit and restore with 64?

Discussion in 'Paragon Drive Backup Product Line' started by Vic5491, Jul 7, 2010.

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  1. Vic5491

    Vic5491 Registered Member

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    I have an older laptop with XP Home on it. I just bought a new laptop with Window 7 Premium 64 on it. I need to migrate my files from one to the other. Can I use Paragon Backup and Recovery Free 32 bit to backup the old systems files and then restore them to the new system using Paragon Backup and Recovery Free 64?

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    Vic
     
  2. SIW2

    SIW2 Registered Member

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    Yes.

    Have fun.
     
  3. Vic5491

    Vic5491 Registered Member

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    So, the file created under 32 can be read and restored under 64? Does it matter if it is an image or a regular backup? (I have not yet downloaded the Paragon s/ware yet so I have no experience with it yet.)

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  4. Paragon_MattK

    Paragon_MattK Paragon Moderator

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    Yes,

    The archive files are the same, regardless of the "bit-ness" of the environment.

    No, it does not matter what type of backup it is, be it a complete image, differential, incremental or file level archive.
     
  5. Vic5491

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    Great. Thanks! I just downloaded Paragon B&R 10, installed it and am now running my first full backup of the older 32 bit XP machine. I presume I can do a selective restore of just the files I want on the new machine from this BU. Right?

    Vic
     
  6. Paragon_MattK

    Paragon_MattK Paragon Moderator

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    Absolutely,

    The File Transfer Wizard from the tools menu can be used to restore individual files from any Paragon archive.
     
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