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| Replacing a Harddrive? Is there a way to install a new harddrive and copy all the info to it from the old drive so that the new one will boot and work identically as the old one?. Without having to reinstall all the applications? Basically I guess I need a exact image on the new drive so that when I turn on the computer it operates as normal but now with a bigger and faster hardrive. Any tips appreciated.      |
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| Re: Replacing a Harddrive? "Drive Image" jtsnow wrote: > > Is there a way to install a new harddrive and copy all the info to it from > the old drive so that the new one will boot and work identically as the old > one?. Without having to reinstall all the applications? Basically I > guess I need a exact image on the new drive so that when I turn on the > computer it operates as normal but now with a bigger and faster hardrive. > > Any tips appreciated. |
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| Re: Replacing a Harddrive? "Drive Image" jtsnow wrote: > > Is there a way to install a new harddrive and copy all the info to it from > the old drive so that the new one will boot and work identically as the old > one?. Without having to reinstall all the applications? Basically I > guess I need a exact image on the new drive so that when I turn on the > computer it operates as normal but now with a bigger and faster hardrive. > > Any tips appreciated. |
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| Re: Replacing a Harddrive? "jtsnow" <jtsnow******.com> wrote in message news:Wh_zd.3483$Tf5.22@lakeread03... > Is there a way to install a new harddrive and copy all the info to it from > the old drive so that the new one will boot and work identically as the old > one?. Without having to reinstall all the applications? Basically I > guess I need a exact image on the new drive so that when I turn on the > computer it operates as normal but now with a bigger and faster hardrive. > > Any tips appreciated. Acronis True Image. -- Bearman If it's got tits, tires, tubes, or transistors, it's trouble. |
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| Re: Replacing a Harddrive? "jtsnow" <jtsnow******.com> wrote in message news:Wh_zd.3483$Tf5.22@lakeread03... > Is there a way to install a new harddrive and copy all the info to it from > the old drive so that the new one will boot and work identically as the old > one?. Without having to reinstall all the applications? Basically I > guess I need a exact image on the new drive so that when I turn on the > computer it operates as normal but now with a bigger and faster hardrive. > > Any tips appreciated. Acronis True Image. -- Bearman If it's got tits, tires, tubes, or transistors, it's trouble. |
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