Transfer Old Groove 2007 Account and Worspace onto New Profile

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I just created new user profile in windows xp and want to migrate old groove
accound and workspace onto new profile. i have done following steps.

.. Save my account as a file.
.. Save as my workspaces as a archive.

then open above files onto new profile, but i facing following issues.

.. My acount has been restored successfully.
.. My worksapce has been restored but no members added.

I tried following steps after above.

.. When restored my acount. i found my workspaces.
.. I did right click on it and then click 'Get Workspace' but after a week
no activity found on it.

Kindly help me i have important data on groove.

Regards,

 

[Jan Talens]

When restoring an archive a brand new workspace is created with a
different ID. It's not a mean for simply transferring data from one PC
(or user profile) to another.

To get your workspaces (using the "get workspace" option) the following
should be true:
- your workspace should be shared with at least one other person or PC
- the other person or PC should be connected when you try to get the
workspace.
- the workspace size should not exceed 2GB.

If above conditions are met, you may want to cancel the downloading and
initialize it again. This often helps.

Best regards,
Jan





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[Towsif]

Thanx Jan,

We have tried your mentioned instruction, but failed to achieve solution.
can you tell me exact and fresh steps for subjected matter?

Towsif

 

[Jan Talens]

Hi Towsif,

If the conditions are met, and downloading is blocked or did not
initialize, then select the workspace to download and in the "common
tasks" click "cancel download". Once done, you click "Get workspace"
to reinitialize the downloading.

You may also want to check whether Groove communicates at all. For
this, send an instant message to a colleague.
If the message status remains "waiting to send", you may need to check
your firewall settings and in some cases settings for antivirus software
(e.g. NOD32 antivirus software requires you to define Groove.exe and
GrooveMonitor.exe as exceptions).

Best regards,
Jan

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