HD copy

[Fernando]

I need to copy all my HD for other new HD. As to do that to maintain
all the information already existent, without needing to install all my
programs again.

Tks

 

[Chaos Master]

Fernando puts out:

I need to copy all my HD for other new HD. As to do that to maintain
all the information already existent, without needing to install all my
programs again.

There's software (like Drive Image) that can do that... but it isn't free.



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[CWatters]

"Chaos Master" <spammers.fuck@spam.com.INVALID> wrote in message
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Fernando puts out:
I need to copy all my HD for other new HD. As to do that to maintain
all the information already existent, without needing to install all my
programs again.

There's software (like Drive Image) that can do that... but it isn't free.

Get the _latest version_ of "Ghost" from Symantec. It should say
"Incorporates Drive Image Technology" or something like that on the box.
(The excellent program "Drive Image" was merged into the program Ghost when
Symantec purchased the company that wrote it = PowerQuest).

 

[philo]

Fernando wrote:

I need to copy all my HD for other new HD. As to do that to maintain
all the information already existent, without needing to install all my
programs again.

Tks

google for xxcopy

it's free ...use the /clone option

 

[Grey]

"Fernando" <fjpc60@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1096501953.677848@gorgo.centroin.com.br...

I need to copy all my HD for other new HD. As to do that to maintain
all the information already existent, without needing to install all my
programs again.

Tks

Partition Magic
Drive Image
Norton's Ghost image

Just a few.

Graham

 

[Volund]

"Fernando" <fjpc60@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1096501953.677848@gorgo.centroin.com.br...

I need to copy all my HD for other new HD. As to do that to maintain
all the information already existent, without needing to install all my
programs again.

Tks

If the original drive is a Maxtor then d/l Maxblast from maxtors site.
Boot up from the floppy you create and use the tools to copy the whole
partition to the other drive.

iirc other drive manufacturers do similar tools to d/l too.