Moving XP to a different drive

[Daniel Prince]

I am trying to migrate to Windows XP Home from 98 SE. Because I wanted
to be able to dual boot between XP and 98 I did a clean install on the
second partition on another drive (logical drive M:).

Since I am running low on drive space, I want to buy a new drive that is
bigger than the two I now use and format it with a fat32 primary
partition for Windows 98 and a few ntfs partitions for Windows XP.

Is there an easy way to move my Windows XP installation to the D:
logical drive on the new drive? Thank you in advance for all replies.
--
I just heard a TV commercial about an automobile that has a rear
entertainment system. I immediately wondered exactly how would an
automobile entertain one's rear and would it be safe to drive while
one's rear was being entertained.

[Andrew E]

Have the second hd set as slave on the same IDE chain with C:,go to
run,type:XCOPY C:\*.* D:\ /c/h/e/r Then press enter or run.Agree to all
in the DOS window.When its thru,shutdown,reset jumper pins,Remember
though xp doesnt copy very well by design,if the drive wont boot-up etc.,
install xp cd,boot to cd,install xp,select,repair this copy of xp.

"Daniel Prince" wrote:

> I am trying to migrate to Windows XP Home from 98 SE. Because I wanted
> to be able to dual boot between XP and 98 I did a clean install on the
> second partition on another drive (logical drive M:).
>
> Since I am running low on drive space, I want to buy a new drive that is
> bigger than the two I now use and format it with a fat32 primary
> partition for Windows 98 and a few ntfs partitions for Windows XP.
>
> Is there an easy way to move my Windows XP installation to the D:
> logical drive on the new drive? Thank you in advance for all replies.
> --
> I just heard a TV commercial about an automobile that has a rear
> entertainment system. I immediately wondered exactly how would an
> automobile entertain one's rear and would it be safe to drive while
> one's rear was being entertained.
>