- Notes, cautions, and warnings
- Introduction
- Data Migration
- Migrate and erase data from old PC
- Check the network settings
- Change the system locale
- Device discovery and prechecks
- Unsupported Windows version
- Applications to close before migrating
- Start Migrate
- Launch Data Assistant on your old PC
- Launch Migrate through SupportAssist on your new Dell PC
- Code verification
- Migrate multiple accounts
- Searching for files and settings
- Troubleshooting network disconnect issues during migration
- Create Data Assistant shortcut
- Select files to migrate
- Migration of file attributes
- Mapping the drives
- Migration progress
- Migration summary
- Migration completion
- Interpret migration report
- Retry or finish the migration process after it was canceled
- Troubleshooting migration failure
- Troubleshooting when migration is completed with warnings
- Issues while launching Data Assistant on old PC
- Program Compatibility Assistant
- Data Erase
- Perform erase without migration
- Prechecks for erase
- Disabling BitLocker
- Troubleshooting hard disk failure issues
- Troubleshooting when external storage is found
- Set reminder
- Levels of erase
- Reset SupportAssist OS Recovery
- Windows reset Windows 10
- Prerequisites for resetting Windows 8.1
- Erase Windows 7
- Troubleshooting Windows reset
- Manual Reboot
- Running Dell Migrate on desktop PCs
- Update .NET Framework
- Tips for faster data migration
- Migration of OneDrive files
- Default exclusions from migration
- Error codes
Dell Migrate User's Guide
Tips for faster data migration using LAN cable
Prerequisite for data migration using LAN cable
You must have a Cat5e or newer LAN cable.Using a LAN cable
Connect both the PCs using a LAN cable. If a LAN port is not available, you can use a USB A or USB C adapter. Alternatively, you can perform data migration by connecting the PCs to a router through a LAN cable.Types of LAN cables
Local area network cables are typically referred to as LAN cables or Ethernet cables. You can connect these to your router and network port of your computer.
LAN cables come in various standards, including Cat5, Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6a, Cat7, Cat7a, and Cat8. Regardless of type, they have the same RJ45 connector on each end.
In general, performance improves with each standard. Cat5e cables are faster than Cat5.
Most LAN cables have the standard name printed on the cable body.
Procedure for connecting PCs using a LAN cable
Physically connect one end of the LAN cable to the old PC and the other end to the new PC. Ensure that both the PCs are connected using the same port for network sharing.
To complete the Data migration process, see Migrate and erase data from old PC.
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