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WinXP question

Jelvon · 2002-02-23 00:00:26

I have just bought a new hard drive, it is formatted , I have winXP pro installed on my old hd , it is possible to xcopy the old hard drive onto the new one ?, hence saving me reinstalling all my stuff onto the new hard drive.

23-02-2002 12:00am

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Jelvon

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I have just bought a new hard drive, it is formatted , I have winXP pro installed on my old hd , it is possible to xcopy the old hard drive onto the new one ?, hence saving me reinstalling all my stuff onto the new hard drive.

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#2 23-02-2002 12:41am

Redshift

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Norton ghost might be able to do this tis the only thing that comes to mind at the moment.

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#3 23-02-2002 12:51am

marauder

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PowerQuest Drive Image can do this too

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