Users Guide

● If the network gets disconnected on either the old or the new PC, reconnect both the PCs to the same network. After both
the old and the new PCs are connected, wait for a moment for the verification code to display on your new PC, and enter
the same code in your old PC.
● If the PC is connected to a VPN, old PC might display the verification code but would not pair when the code is entered on
the new PC. Disconnect VPNs on both the old and the new PCs. After a few seconds, the verification code is displayed in
the old PC. Enter the verification code in the new PC. Ensure that both the old and the new PCs are not connected to VPN
while trying to pair them during the migration process.
● If a firewall is configured to block the incoming connections by checking the incoming rules option in Windows Defender
Firewall, clear the incoming rules option, and save the configuration. The verification code page is displayed in a moment. If
the verification code is not displayed, restart the application.
● Ensure that any anti-virus software that is installed on the system does not block Data Assistant from communicating on the
network.
Migrate multiple accounts
Related video: How to migrate data from multiple user accounts in a PC
About this task
When multiple Windows user accounts are present on the old PC, Data Assistant prompts you to migrate all the accounts before
erasing files and settings. This is to ensure that you do not lose your user accounts as a result of the erase process. If you do
not need these user accounts, click Proceed to move ahead with the migration process.
Figure 60. Multiple user accounts detected in Data Assistant
If you have multiple user accounts, it is recommended to migrate all the user accounts before starting the erase process.
Steps
1. Perform the following steps to assign administrator rights to other users:
a. On your new PC, click Start > Settings > Accounts to open the user accounts on the PC.
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