to >copy the profiles. >>>>>> Hi all, >>>> I was wondering what the general consensus was in regards to >> Windows >> file copying. >> Specifically, system files etc. >> Say you wanted to copy someone's profile to another machine or >> back...

though.) Then drag 'n drop the needed file back to the system partition (which will be seen as just another Local Disk in the system) on the primary HD. That's the beauty of a bootable clone - you don't have to copy it back or "restore an image" - you...

as slave. 2. You run the utility that came with the drive if you bought retail or that you downloaded if you bought whitebox. 3. The utility copies your old drive (in the machine as master for now) to your new drive. Then you move the new drive to master....

copying software, with capability of increasing partition size after the partition copy to properly achieve your goal. Suggest you remove the 30GB HD, make a primary, active 8GB partition for the operating system and applications. Make the remainder...

partition containing the diagnostic software. Press the F10 key after the system boots and the system switches to the diagnostic partition and starts running the Dell GUI diagnostics. My goal in refurbishing Dell systems is to set them up like they are...

partition" is generally the first primary partition on the first HD; this partition must be marked Active (bootable). The system partition MUST contain the "system files", which are usually only NTLDR, NTDETECT.COM and Boot.ini, and these must be in the...

can not restore the Windows System partition while you are using the system. You "must" restore the system partition by booting from the Ghost 2003 floppy. If you only have one partition on your computers hard drive, this will be the case every time you...

desktop computer (not some old steamer with LBA problems) and booted off a DOS diskette (I also tried to get the system to see both discs by booting off a Partition Commander floppy and copy an entire drive that way) The desktop saw the 12 gig drive without...

have a prompt to configure the RAID. This is regardless of whether it is a MB system, or an add-on card. (Actually it is necessary to configure the raid regardless prior to using it.) Again, FWIW, MSFT recommends the system partition not be on a raid...

across the array. Although I think on some higher end, dedicated hardware systems there might be a way around this. Personally, I'd copy the system partition to the velociraptor, I think Ghost can do this. Then, back up the data, rebuild the array, and...