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Originally posted by jpmercer
You can use ghost as Nelly has stated, but the drives don't have to be the same size, so you can go big if you wanted to, depending on your system etc.
I'd be tempted to backup your data, burn it to CD whatever.... and do a fresh install of your OS and apps onto the new drive, OK, so it's a pain, and will take time, but you're starting with a blank page and any possible corruption, bloated registry etc will be eliminated. |
seems good jpm, and I don't mind wasting a day doing it, but I'd like to keep all my customisations, and some of the apps (like my wireless network) were a pain to get working properly! It would just never be the same again, I'd keep finding the handy little apps missing that I've found over the years...
Think I'll take the easy option and duplicate it with Ghost.