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copying operating system
I recenly bought a 320GB drive to replace my 160GB drive. How can I copy my drive over to my new one and still keep my old drive for backup so i don't have to reinstal everything?
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Re: copying operating system
 and welcome to the ForumYou can use an imageing application to do that . . Acronis is a good one. . xxclone is a free one that many here use. Acronis http://www.acronis.com/homecomputing...FRlRagod8FHbxw xxclone http://www.xxclone.com/
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