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Old 03-23-2010, 05:20 PM   #13
mbpark
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Join Date: Jan 2001
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LJ,

Run the boot CD again, and make sure you can see both hard drives (old and new!) by running compmgmt.msc and going to Disk Management.

Make sure your old HD is Disk 0, and your USB drive is Disk 1. You can tell because your Disk 0 will have 2 partitions on it, and Disk 1 will have 1.

Run RawCopy (under Disk Tools) and select Physical Drive 0 as your source, and Physical Drive 1 as your destination.

Click Copy, and then go off and do something for a couple of hours. It will take that long!

When you're done, you'll have a copy of your source drive you can put in the laptop and use.
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