Joe Dunnam
December 9th 03, 01:21 PM
Ghost or x copy are both good. If you use it in the same
computer and don't change something else like MB or Video
it should work without having to have it re-certed
>-----Original Message-----
>Use Ghost to clone the hard drive. It is a very good
>program to use.
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Ok,
>>I have a laptop with a bad hard drive. Manufacturer
>sent
>>me a new hard drive but now I have to figure out how to
>>transfer the os and all data to new Hard drive.
>>Manufacturer doesn't assist with disk dupe utilities.
I
>>have extracted sysprep from XP cd but not sure what
>>options to use with it so I don't mess up the
>>activation.. I plan to use Ghost to make a disk image
>>once I figure out the correct sysprep options to use.
>>The current install was already activated and if
>possible
>>I'd like to avoid hassles with Microsoft trying to
>>reactivate. Anyone have experience/ideas on this?
>>.
>>
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>
computer and don't change something else like MB or Video
it should work without having to have it re-certed
>-----Original Message-----
>Use Ghost to clone the hard drive. It is a very good
>program to use.
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Ok,
>>I have a laptop with a bad hard drive. Manufacturer
>sent
>>me a new hard drive but now I have to figure out how to
>>transfer the os and all data to new Hard drive.
>>Manufacturer doesn't assist with disk dupe utilities.
I
>>have extracted sysprep from XP cd but not sure what
>>options to use with it so I don't mess up the
>>activation.. I plan to use Ghost to make a disk image
>>once I figure out the correct sysprep options to use.
>>The current install was already activated and if
>possible
>>I'd like to avoid hassles with Microsoft trying to
>>reactivate. Anyone have experience/ideas on this?
>>.
>>
>.
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