Recover registered servers in SQL Server Management Studio 2012 My computer died so it's be reinstalled.

Previously I had SQL Server 2008 R2 installed. On the new system I have SQL Server 2012.

I have the old RegSrvr.xml file (that contains the list of registered SQL Servers).

How do I get the server list from 2008 R2 into 2012?

Update:
When doing  Local Server Groups -> Tasks -> Import and choose the RegSrvr.xml file, click OK it's says "The import was successfull" - but no servers or folders has been added and the RegSrvr.xml file for the 2012 installation has not been modified

Sample from xml file

 &lt;document&gt;
  &lt;docinfo&gt;
    &lt;aliases&gt;
      &lt;alias&gt;/RegisteredServersStore/ServerGroup/DatabaseEngineServerGroup/ServerGroup/Company1/RegisteredServer/stage&lt;/alias&gt;
    &lt;/aliases&gt;
    &lt;sfc:version DomainVersion="1" /&gt;
  &lt;/docinfo&gt;
  &lt;data&gt;
    &lt;RegisteredServers:RegisteredServer xmlns:RegisteredServers="http://schemas.microsoft.com/sqlserver/RegisteredServers/2007/08" xmlns:sfc="http://schemas.microsoft.com/sqlserver/sfc/serialization/2007/08" xmlns:sml="http://schemas.serviceml.org/sml/2007/02" xmlns:xs="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"&gt;
      &lt;RegisteredServers:Parent&gt;
        &lt;sfc:Reference sml:ref="true"&gt;
          &lt;sml:Uri&gt;/RegisteredServersStore/ServerGroup/DatabaseEngineServerGroup/ServerGroup/Company1&lt;/sml:Uri&gt;
        &lt;/sfc:Reference&gt;
      &lt;/RegisteredServers:Parent&gt;
      &lt;RegisteredServers:Name type="string"&gt;stage.server.dk&lt;/RegisteredServers:Name&gt;
      &lt;RegisteredServers:Description type="string" /&gt;
      &lt;RegisteredServers:ServerName type="string"&gt;stage.server.dk&lt;/RegisteredServers:ServerName&gt;
      &lt;RegisteredServers:UseCustomConnectionColor type="boolean"&gt;false&lt;/RegisteredServers:UseCustomConnectionColor&gt;
      &lt;RegisteredServers:CustomConnectionColorArgb type="int"&gt;-986896&lt;/RegisteredServers:CustomConnectionColorArgb&gt;
      &lt;RegisteredServers:ServerType type="ServerType"&gt;DatabaseEngine&lt;/RegisteredServers:ServerType&gt;
      &lt;RegisteredServers:ConnectionStringWithEncryptedPassword type="string"&gt;server=stage.server.dk;uid=username;password=AQAAANCMnd8BFdERjHoAwE/Cl+sBAAAAegY4QOvPGEGcK2Xdr+jDjQQAAAACAAAAAAADZgAAwAAAABAAAADesdxAGO4GO879z1yS2DZeAAAAAASAAACgAAAAEAAAAGAvgtRJfPRL/puHnREmKu8YAAAAUxRIQVDZHywb7rOYL9MRqG0B2Jvi8kyfFAAAANs53tVPbVux2j56oRU/2oGtmQc9;pooling=false;packet size=4096;multipleactiveresultsets=false&lt;/RegisteredServers:ConnectionStringWithEncryptedPassword&gt;
      &lt;RegisteredServers:CredentialPersistenceType type="CredentialPersistenceType"&gt;PersistLoginNameAndPassword&lt;/RegisteredServers:CredentialPersistenceType&gt;
    &lt;/RegisteredServers:RegisteredServer&gt;
  &lt;/data&gt;
&lt;/document&gt;
If your RegSrvr.xml contains a  "password=....;" in &lt;RegisteredServers:ConnectionStringWithEncryptedPassword&gt; section, replace ";uid=...;password=...;" with ";trusted_connection=true;"

In the same file, replace:

&lt;RegisteredServers:CredentialPersistenceType type="CredentialPersistenceType"&gt;PersistLoginNameAndPassword&lt;/RegisteredServers:CredentialPersistenceType&gt;


with:

&lt;RegisteredServers:CredentialPersistenceType type="CredentialPersistenceType"&gt;PersistLoginName&lt;/RegisteredServers:CredentialPersistenceType&gt;


Now the server registration will try to use Windows Authentication.  Once the Registered Servers are loaded, you can go back and edit the registrations to use your SQL Authentication information.