James D
January 7th 04, 12:24 PM
I recently upgraded my hard disk to a larger one and tried to ghost the old
drive to the new one. Having trouble booting to the "new" drive.
I understand with XP there is some tweaking one must do to get this to work
correctly. Any hints/tips?
JD
> So many questions! You should get about 2 k of answers or
> recommendations since we all have different equipment and work
> with computers in a different manner.
>
> This is not a recommendation - it is how I like to set up my
> computers.
>
> Two hard drives equal size. C drive holds everything. D drive
> is a ghost of C drive.
>
> Using Norton's Ghost program I copy C drive to D drive each
> weekend. If any problems come to light on C drive I just run the
> Ghost program from D to C drive. With using the Norton's Ghost
> program you really have two complete drives.
>
> If you have software problems on C drive (and who doesn't) you
> just use the Ghost program to copy to D drive (your complete
> backup disk) to C drive.
>
> If C drive hard crashes then you can just change the cables in
> the computer and make it C drive until you replace the crashed
> drive.
>
> I do a C to D drive copy before any major software installation.
> I set the swap file to D drive.
>
> Hope you get more and more recommendations.
>
> Bq
>
>
drive to the new one. Having trouble booting to the "new" drive.
I understand with XP there is some tweaking one must do to get this to work
correctly. Any hints/tips?
JD
> So many questions! You should get about 2 k of answers or
> recommendations since we all have different equipment and work
> with computers in a different manner.
>
> This is not a recommendation - it is how I like to set up my
> computers.
>
> Two hard drives equal size. C drive holds everything. D drive
> is a ghost of C drive.
>
> Using Norton's Ghost program I copy C drive to D drive each
> weekend. If any problems come to light on C drive I just run the
> Ghost program from D to C drive. With using the Norton's Ghost
> program you really have two complete drives.
>
> If you have software problems on C drive (and who doesn't) you
> just use the Ghost program to copy to D drive (your complete
> backup disk) to C drive.
>
> If C drive hard crashes then you can just change the cables in
> the computer and make it C drive until you replace the crashed
> drive.
>
> I do a C to D drive copy before any major software installation.
> I set the swap file to D drive.
>
> Hope you get more and more recommendations.
>
> Bq
>
>