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| | moving Vista ultimate to new SATA drive (added as second HDD) I'm sure the answer to this is already here. Somewhere. But can't find it. So I'm simply looking to move my current install of Vista Ultimate to a second new SATA drive I will add to my PC. So can I simply make an image file of the current C drive, then load that image on the SATA and make it the primary partition? Mainly, will there be any authentication/validation issues since I've moved the OS to the new HDD?? Thanks bro |
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| | Re: moving Vista ultimate to new SATA drive (added as second HDD) tommyg - stick with the newsgroup - usually you will receive advice related to your post. The HD kit should include an install DVD/CD with instructions on "cloning" the current HD to the new. "tommyg" <tommyg@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:7251491A-8788-457F-9C0D-8B3AD27AFDFF@xxxxxx Quote: > I'm sure the answer to this is already here. Somewhere. But can't find it. > So I'm simply looking to move my current install of Vista Ultimate to a > second new SATA drive I will add to my PC. > > So can I simply make an image file of the current C drive, then load that > image on the SATA and make it the primary partition? > > Mainly, will there be any authentication/validation issues since I've > moved > the OS to the new HDD?? > > Thanks bro |
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| | RE: moving Vista ultimate to new SATA drive (added as second HDD) don't have the cloning software with this Newegg purchase. But your answer suggests any cloned version placed on the new drive should do it... Or not? And bro... i should have explained, is shorthand for "best responders organization" "tommyg" wrote: Quote: > I'm sure the answer to this is already here. Somewhere. But can't find it. > So I'm simply looking to move my current install of Vista Ultimate to a > second new SATA drive I will add to my PC. > > So can I simply make an image file of the current C drive, then load that > image on the SATA and make it the primary partition? > > Mainly, will there be any authentication/validation issues since I've moved > the OS to the new HDD?? > > Thanks bro |
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| Vista Ultimate x64 | Re: moving Vista ultimate to new SATA drive (added as second HDD) Try this, the procedure should be similar. Mister Zigzag HHow to move Vista 64 to a Raid w/o re-installing |
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