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09-05-2008
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| | Restoring a Backup: Different configuration My machine currently has two IDE drives. Drive 0 is C: 80GB Drive 1 is D: and E: 80 GB I've successfully made a full backup and verify it restores just fine to the current configuration. Now, I want to replace the two IDE drives with a single SATA (320 GB) drive. Do I need to setup this new drive with three partitions and peform a full restoration without formatting or partitioning? Or, can I simply select format and partition as part of the full restoration and end up with the previous three partitions on one drive? (Vista Ultimate x64 SP1) TIA |
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