安装升级和迁移到Windows7.ppt

Module 1: Installing, Upgrading, and Migrating to Windows 7 Course 6292A * Key message: Describe the process for migrating to Windows 7. This is a build slide. Step through the each frame of the build slide as you cover the process for migrating to Windows 7: The first frame shows the high level steps of the process. The subsequent frames explain each step in more detail. Back Up: before you install the new operating system, you must back up all user-related settings and program settings. Also consider backing up your user data. Install Windows 7: run the Windows 7 installation program (setup.exe) from the product DVD or network share and perform a clean installation. Update: if you chose not to check for updates during the installation process, it is important to do so after you verify the installation. Install Applications: when you have completed the Windows 7 installation, you must reinstall all applications. Windows 7 may block the installation of any incompatible programs. Restore: after you install your application, use WET or USMT to migrate your applications settings and user-related settings to complete the migration process. The last frame shows the high level steps of the process again. Summarize the process for migrating to Windows 7 at this point. Module 1: Installing, Upgrading, and Migrating to Windows 7 Course 6292A * Key message: Describe how to migrate user settings and data by using WET. This is a build slide. Step through the each frame of the build slide as you explain how to migrate user settings and data by using WET. Frame 1: This frame shows the high level procedure that you perform to migrate using WET. It consists of two high-level steps, which are preparing the migration and the migration process itself. Explain that you can use the following data transfer methods to transfer files and settings from a qualified operating system to Windows 7: Use an Easy Transfer Cable. Establish a network connection between the source computer and t