larry
December 9th 03, 12:02 PM
k this one a snap just get nortons ghost it makes a copy
of your harddrive to your new one it works great :)
>-----Original Message-----
>I have a computer that is loaded with XP and a ton of XP
>Office software (its not this computer)... well.. i was
>informed by my computer smart neighbor, that the
>harddrive will crash eventually, because of a strange
>error, eventually crash, even though the error had been
>fixed it had 'significantly weakened the harddrive'
>enough that its due to crash at any given moment. Well..
>with all of this expensive hard wear on the computer,
>when i go to put a new harddrive in the computer, is
>there any way that i can do it, and still use the same
>software? So i dont have to spend say, 800 dollars all
>over again? Because after all, its the same computer...
>and i really think it would be stupid to have to reinvest
>all that money again, when the software is only a few
>months old and barely used.
>.
>
of your harddrive to your new one it works great :)
>-----Original Message-----
>I have a computer that is loaded with XP and a ton of XP
>Office software (its not this computer)... well.. i was
>informed by my computer smart neighbor, that the
>harddrive will crash eventually, because of a strange
>error, eventually crash, even though the error had been
>fixed it had 'significantly weakened the harddrive'
>enough that its due to crash at any given moment. Well..
>with all of this expensive hard wear on the computer,
>when i go to put a new harddrive in the computer, is
>there any way that i can do it, and still use the same
>software? So i dont have to spend say, 800 dollars all
>over again? Because after all, its the same computer...
>and i really think it would be stupid to have to reinvest
>all that money again, when the software is only a few
>months old and barely used.
>.
>