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"imminent hard drive failure"fault, how to move OS to other HD?



 
 
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Old December 8th 03, 07:32 PM
Bob
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Default "imminent hard drive failure"fault, how to move OS to other HD?

I have an "immenent hard drive faulure" on my computer. I
bought and installed a 80G to replace the bad 30G. How do
I swap everything, including the operating system to my
new hard drive so that I can replace the bad 30G?

-Desperate!!
-Bob
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Old December 8th 03, 07:33 PM
S.Heenan
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Default "imminent hard drive failure"fault, how to move OS to other HD?

Bob wrote:
I have an "immenent hard drive faulure" on my computer. I
bought and installed a 80G to replace the bad 30G. How do
I swap everything, including the operating system to my
new hard drive so that I can replace the bad 30G?

-Desperate!!
-Bob


The manufacturer of your hard drive will have a utility to allow you to do
just this. Visit their page and download the recommended utility.
Additionally, Drive Image and Norton Ghost will work.

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