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  1. 6th Apr 2004 19:01 #1
    baritony
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    Can anyone tell me a great program for making an exact copy of my hard drive onto another hard drive?
    I am using WinXP Home

    I bought a larger drive and want to put my boot up drive info on this drive

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    Drive Image v7. but better yet use the software that came w_your new hard drive (MaxBlaster, etc.) and transfer the old drive (content) to the new.
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    Ok so maybe I forgot to ask...
    Is there any relally good ones that are freeware or sharware?
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    Why not use the software that came with your drive(unless there was none)? I've had good results with both the Maxtor and Western Digital bundled tools.
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    If it is a Western Digital HD you can use the Software that came with the drive...or if you bought is as an OEM you could download it from the WD site.
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