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Originally Posted by JamesDean
The simplest way is to just drag files you want from your XP machine, to the hard drive and then do the same on the Windows 8 machine. Somethings you might just have to do manually.
XP was released in 2001. Something are bound to be different and no longer supported.
In terms of legacy support, Windows 7 64-bit dropped support of 16-bit programs. Windows 8 64-bit supports 32-bit programs just fine, just like Windows 7.
And, as it was already stated, you can install whatever software you'd like just like any other Windows OS.
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Okay,
AFAIK, the necessary info is on the external device, I don't understand how to drag & click on something that cannot be pulled up on the new computer.
So I can install W7 on this new computer?