sorry.how do I clone of the old disc with all its software on the new and old drivers installed motherboard will affect the new board and system? Or should I install an operating system to clean the new disc and create a backup image to say macrium think and then install on their own bones? which will install all the old stuff but not conflict with the new equipment? former player is ide and the new sata.i have only 1 slot for ide on the new Board of Directors as necessary in order to connect the scanner to him therefore to use the sata that primary education and the SWOP given it a
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there are a lot of software that allows cloning and disk drive. I recommend using Acronis easy migration or Norton Ghost because they provide easy operation. if and cloned the old hard disk to the new, it must be installed with pilots, because it contains the previous pilots. and if a clone hdd, the new disc have exactly the files, registration, operating system, drivers and software that former one.cloning it custom conflict with the computer though.since and cloning are the former, and I suggest the format the old drive after the fact and if cloning want to use your two hdd, using both caused hdd at the same time cause serious conflicts of files.
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The best solution is always to install a clean install a hard drive formatted.
Ghost works well for cloning, but it is generally used by staff to support R & A hard disk of the computer.
Yes, the old drivers will have an impact on your new configuration, Windows May be able to recover, but it's difficult to say. Cheers
(From old blog's comments)
What you're looking for is called "Norton Ghost 2003." The program will take your hard drive memory, gradually, and establish an exact mirror image on the new disk drive. A backup image will not install the new hard drive with the memory of former player.
There should be a conflict to do, as you make an exact copy of your old.
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