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Discussion in 'Earlier Versions of Windows' started by Depillpusher, Nov 19, 2001.

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  1. Depillpusher

    Depillpusher Thread Starter

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    Hi all, here I am once again. Ok here's the prob. I just bought a new 20G hard drive and have it installed. I have taken somethings off and re-installed them to the new drive (D) but, I would like to know if there is a way to transfer everything from C to D: ???? and if I do this do I have to make it my master? Any help would be muchly appreciated. See ya's soon.

    ;) Ronda
     
    Depillpusher, Nov 19, 2001
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  2. brianF

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    Most hard drive manufacturers have utilities on their web sites that help install and copy an old drive to a new drive.

    Would you have to make it master????

    Not really, but what's the sense of coping the master to the slave it not to make it master, then reformatting the slave and using it for new apps etc.
     
    brianF, Nov 20, 2001
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