Bonjour,
Ayant du reformater mon HDD, j'en ai profit=E9 pour passer =E0=20
Win ME. Est-ce que quelqu'un pourrait me dire comment=20
r=E9cup=E9rer mes donn=E9es enregistrees sous Win 98 en un=20
fichier (*.QIC) ?
J'ai =E9galement un autre micro sous Win XP mais il ne=20
semble pas savoir le d=E9compacter non plus.
Merci d'avance =E0 qui pourra m'aider.
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Salut à dezes qui dans son post news:941601c485f7$f3fbfa90$ nous a écrit/répondu :
Bonjour, Ayant du reformater mon HDD, j'en ai profité pour passer à Win ME. Est-ce que quelqu'un pourrait me dire comment récupérer mes données enregistrees sous Win 98 en un fichier (*.QIC) ? J'ai également un autre micro sous Win XP mais il ne semble pas savoir le décompacter non plus. Merci d'avance à qui pourra m'aider.
une rapide recherche google ... semble indiquer que t'es dans la M*** ??
copie : Note: QIC is also used as a file extension for Microsoft Win9x Backup software. There are many reports of people backing up files using that program before upgrading their Win9x system to WinXP and then not being able to restore the information. As far as I can tell, these reports are accurate and the WinXP backup/restore program does NOT support the Win9x Backup .QIC file format. Several suggestions are usually given for solution to this problem:
Find a Win9x computer in the local area, restore the critical files from the .QIC backup to that computer and then write them out to floppy disks or a CD-ROM for transfer to the WinXP computer. Uninstall WinXP and reinstall Win9x in order to obtain the files. Transfer them over to a CD-ROM or floppies and then reverse the process and reinstall WinXP. Use a product such as PartitionMagic (one of many) to subdivide the hard disk on the WinXP computer into multiple partitions. Install Win9x on one of those partitions and then use that partition to recover the data from the .QIC file. Write it out to a CD-ROM or floppies and then reboot into the WinXP partition to transfer the data there. A visitor to this site (P.R.) indicates that he has had success opening and restoring from .QIC files by using Stomp's Backup MyPC product. This is an $80 commercial product but there is a 30-day trial version at their Web site. [Added Jan 2004: A visitor (H.O) reports that the .QIC capability has been taken out of the trial version of Stomp's Backup MyPC product. He reports that the trial version of Backup MyPC that Veritas licensed to Orlogix still has this capability. Copies of this trial version can be found at: ZDNet or directly from Orlogix.]
en clair : tu n'as pas choisi le bon format de backup sous XP, c'est clair !
sous winMe, je suis moins catégorique ...
quel était le logiciel de backup de tes données que tu utilisais ? il faudrait voir s'il existe sous Me, ou s'il est possible de le réinstaller dessus ...
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Salut à dezes qui dans son post
news:941601c485f7$f3fbfa90$a601280a@phx.gbl
nous a écrit/répondu :
Bonjour,
Ayant du reformater mon HDD, j'en ai profité pour passer à
Win ME. Est-ce que quelqu'un pourrait me dire comment
récupérer mes données enregistrees sous Win 98 en un
fichier (*.QIC) ?
J'ai également un autre micro sous Win XP mais il ne
semble pas savoir le décompacter non plus.
Merci d'avance à qui pourra m'aider.
une rapide recherche google ... semble indiquer que t'es dans la M*** ??
copie :
Note: QIC is also used as a file extension for Microsoft Win9x Backup
software. There are many reports of people backing up files using that
program before upgrading their Win9x system to WinXP and then not being able
to restore the information. As far as I can tell, these reports are accurate
and the WinXP backup/restore program does NOT support the Win9x Backup .QIC
file format. Several suggestions are usually given for solution to this
problem:
Find a Win9x computer in the local area, restore the critical files from the
.QIC backup to that computer and then write them out to floppy disks or a
CD-ROM for transfer to the WinXP computer.
Uninstall WinXP and reinstall Win9x in order to obtain the files. Transfer
them over to a CD-ROM or floppies and then reverse the process and reinstall
WinXP.
Use a product such as PartitionMagic (one of many) to subdivide the hard
disk on the WinXP computer into multiple partitions. Install Win9x on one of
those partitions and then use that partition to recover the data from the
.QIC file. Write it out to a CD-ROM or floppies and then reboot into the
WinXP partition to transfer the data there.
A visitor to this site (P.R.) indicates that he has had success opening and
restoring from .QIC files by using Stomp's Backup MyPC product. This is an
$80 commercial product but there is a 30-day trial version at their Web
site. [Added Jan 2004: A visitor (H.O) reports that the .QIC capability has
been taken out of the trial version of Stomp's Backup MyPC product. He
reports that the trial version of Backup MyPC that Veritas licensed to
Orlogix still has this capability. Copies of this trial version can be found
at: ZDNet or directly from Orlogix.]
en clair : tu n'as pas choisi le bon format de backup sous XP, c'est clair !
sous winMe, je suis moins catégorique ...
quel était le logiciel de backup de tes données que tu utilisais ?
il faudrait voir s'il existe sous Me, ou s'il est possible de le réinstaller
dessus ...
--
Attention ! Adresse mail invalide ...
Pour me contacter, cliquez sur le lien ci-dessous:
http://scraper.chez.tiscali.fr/contact.htm
Salut à dezes qui dans son post news:941601c485f7$f3fbfa90$ nous a écrit/répondu :
Bonjour, Ayant du reformater mon HDD, j'en ai profité pour passer à Win ME. Est-ce que quelqu'un pourrait me dire comment récupérer mes données enregistrees sous Win 98 en un fichier (*.QIC) ? J'ai également un autre micro sous Win XP mais il ne semble pas savoir le décompacter non plus. Merci d'avance à qui pourra m'aider.
une rapide recherche google ... semble indiquer que t'es dans la M*** ??
copie : Note: QIC is also used as a file extension for Microsoft Win9x Backup software. There are many reports of people backing up files using that program before upgrading their Win9x system to WinXP and then not being able to restore the information. As far as I can tell, these reports are accurate and the WinXP backup/restore program does NOT support the Win9x Backup .QIC file format. Several suggestions are usually given for solution to this problem:
Find a Win9x computer in the local area, restore the critical files from the .QIC backup to that computer and then write them out to floppy disks or a CD-ROM for transfer to the WinXP computer. Uninstall WinXP and reinstall Win9x in order to obtain the files. Transfer them over to a CD-ROM or floppies and then reverse the process and reinstall WinXP. Use a product such as PartitionMagic (one of many) to subdivide the hard disk on the WinXP computer into multiple partitions. Install Win9x on one of those partitions and then use that partition to recover the data from the .QIC file. Write it out to a CD-ROM or floppies and then reboot into the WinXP partition to transfer the data there. A visitor to this site (P.R.) indicates that he has had success opening and restoring from .QIC files by using Stomp's Backup MyPC product. This is an $80 commercial product but there is a 30-day trial version at their Web site. [Added Jan 2004: A visitor (H.O) reports that the .QIC capability has been taken out of the trial version of Stomp's Backup MyPC product. He reports that the trial version of Backup MyPC that Veritas licensed to Orlogix still has this capability. Copies of this trial version can be found at: ZDNet or directly from Orlogix.]
en clair : tu n'as pas choisi le bon format de backup sous XP, c'est clair !
sous winMe, je suis moins catégorique ...
quel était le logiciel de backup de tes données que tu utilisais ? il faudrait voir s'il existe sous Me, ou s'il est possible de le réinstaller dessus ...
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