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30-12-2004, 20:25
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Re: creating new boot disk
very very easy
format the new HD into 2 partitions both NTFS (80 gb each) go get a copy of norton ghost and you can do 1 of two things you can ghost the hard drive straight to each other or you can create a ghost image of your drive then burn that image to the new drive very simple. you might also want to get a copy of partition magic it is also a good tool if you need to modify your partition sizes |
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