Andrew E.
December 11th 03, 11:13 PM
File transfer wotks great for file,settings,etc. transf-
ering,but thats all.There is software available for tra-
nsfering disk to disk,but xp built-in security usually
wont allow it.As for dual-booting,one copy of xp is it,
older windows os are fine though with xp.
>-----Original Message-----
>Hullo,
> I'd like to copy all of the stuff from an old hard
>drive (FAT32) onto a new one I've just installed (NTFS).
>Is there a way to do this transfer in one fell
>swoop (can I use the 'files and settings tranfer
>wizard'?), or do I need to copy stuff over in individual
>chunks? I'd like to be able to boot from the new one and
>use the old one as secondary.
>thanks much,
>--chris.
>
>
>.
>
ering,but thats all.There is software available for tra-
nsfering disk to disk,but xp built-in security usually
wont allow it.As for dual-booting,one copy of xp is it,
older windows os are fine though with xp.
>-----Original Message-----
>Hullo,
> I'd like to copy all of the stuff from an old hard
>drive (FAT32) onto a new one I've just installed (NTFS).
>Is there a way to do this transfer in one fell
>swoop (can I use the 'files and settings tranfer
>wizard'?), or do I need to copy stuff over in individual
>chunks? I'd like to be able to boot from the new one and
>use the old one as secondary.
>thanks much,
>--chris.
>
>
>.
>