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Old December 10th 03, 10:09 PM
Gary P
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Default Transferring OS to new hard disk

I want to install a new and larger hard disk in my computer to run the OS
from. I can't clone it with Norton Ghost as I get an error that says "Could
not fit translated attibutes into buffer size" I've used Drive Image 7 to
clone it and make the disk active, but then when I try to boot from the new
disk nothing works.

Is there any way to install a new larger bootable hard disk, and retain all
my settings and updates?


Gary P

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Old December 10th 03, 10:09 PM
Michael Stevens
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Default Transferring OS to new hard disk

Gary P wrote:
I want to install a new and larger hard disk in my computer to run
the OS from. I can't clone it with Norton Ghost as I get an error
that says "Could not fit translated attibutes into buffer size" I've
used Drive Image 7 to clone it and make the disk active, but then
when I try to boot from the new disk nothing works.

Is there any way to install a new larger bootable hard disk, and
retain all my settings and updates?


Gary P


Imaging is the best way to go, and check your hard drive manufacturer for
updated software to copy the old drive to the new.

BootIT NG from Terabyte
http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/
Drive Image from Power Quest
http://www.powerquest.com/
Symantec Ghost.
http://www.symantec.com/servsupp.html
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