Thank you all for your replies!

@VinsWorldcom
-I recursively copied C:\Perl on the old system to C:\ on the new systems. As a result, I have a C:\Perl directory on each of the new systems.
-I did not always put them in the order you mentioned, but I played with that later and found no difference in outcome.
-Having executed the line of code your provided, I obtained the following output:

C:/Perl/site/lib/MSWin32-x86-multi-thread
C:/Perl/site/lib
C:/Perl/lib
.

[download]

All of these directories exist.

@Jenda
-It turns out that there are many vpp.pm's, but never in a directory named "version".
-The code you provided gives the following error: "Can't load 'C:\Perl\site\lib\auto\version\vxs\vxs.dll' for module version::vxs: load_file:%1 is not a valid Win32 application at C:\Perl\DynaLoader.pm line 201."
-I'm sure that Perl was never installed on the XP virtual machine, at the very least.

Regards,
Perldough

In reply to Re: Copying Perl installation between computers by Anonymous Monk
in thread Copying Perl installation between computers by perldough

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