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Moving a Windows Install across hard drives?
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packrat
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Old Nov 10, 2006, 02:10 PM #1 of 7
I've seen many larger hard drives these days come with free tools on included discs which duplicate the entire contents of your source hard drive onto a target drive, keeping the relative sizes of the partitions. You will then be able to plug that drive in as master, and it will be treated exactly the same way as the source.
I know that Western Digital and Maxtor, and possibly Seagate, include these tools. If you want, I can see if I can upload the program to sendspace or something later today.

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packrat
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Old Nov 10, 2006, 05:21 PM #2 of 7
I'm not really sure. It would make sense that they would do that, but my initial impression is that it isn't limited to only their hardware.

Oh, I must mention that when I migrated once, I ended up having some strange trouble with the recycling bin; specifically that it was perpetually empty. This only happened once though.

I get working on uploading it soon then.

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