G6-400 (original) Hard Drive. Archived from groups: alt.sys.pc-clone.gateway2000 () Someone built me a "new" PC with XP professional operating system. He also installed my "old" HD with Win98 (and everything else on it) as a slave to the new HD. How...

Botched hard drive upgrade. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () In the process of upgrading my hard drive, I did something that resulted in the following: 1. I am unable to boot the PC when I remove the original hard drive (the...

ready, (I think), to eliminate my original hard drive. I have a question or two before I procede. To refresh your memory, I am the guy who asked advice in my posting of several weeks ago, entitled: "NEED ADVICE on eliminating original hard drive please."...

my PC hard drive onto another PC hard drive. >> b) Reformat my existing PC hard drive>> c) Reload Operating system (Windows XP PRO) >> d) Copy back from the 2nd PC hard drive onto the original hard drive> Data files only >> e)...

data and settings. (and in this case, you would still have the original hard drive). IS wrote: > I have an IBM T42. It only came with a 40G hard drive which is about full. > I need to get a new one. > I'm used to having either an operating cd or...

and building a >> computer. >>>> My new question is, how would I make an exact copy of the 80 gig. Hard>drive>> to the original hard drive that came in my G6-400 (the original is large >> enough to hold the information on the 80 gig. drive)? >>>> I...

from bootable removable media. REMOVE the original hard drive. Install the new hard drive as the master. AFTER you've done this and booted off the new hard drive, you may reinstall the old hard drive as slave or whatever. Don't forget the pin configurations...

drive onto another PC hard drive. >> b) Reformat my existing PC hard drive>> c) Reload Operating system (Windows XP PRO) >> d) Copy back from the 2nd PC hard drive onto the original hard drive> Data files only >> e) Reload...

does is create a copy of the windows folders and files on the second hard drive. The PC continues to run up the broken version from the original hard drive. I'm guessing that a destructive recovery would just reformat this second drive and put a copy of...