Of course, you'll need a new hard drive too, but it's a pretty basic operation... and Ghost will handle making a larger partion for you, or splitting the new drive into partitions, one fot he OS, one for Data, etc.
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| Faunus Member  208 Posts 1/03 |  Posted - Mar 3 2006 : 11:14AMMy C drive (with my operating system) is too small and only has a couple hundred megs left...anyone know how I can ghost it over to another drive?
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Jeff @ IAFD  Webmaster IAFD.COM 931 Posts 6/00 | Posted - Mar 3 2006 : 12:13PM Of course, you'll need a new hard drive too, but it's a pretty basic operation... and Ghost will handle making a larger partion for you, or splitting the new drive into partitions, one fot he OS, one for Data, etc. [Link] |
| Bornyo Deactivated Member 803 Posts 12/04 | Posted - Mar 3 2006 : 12:13PM [Link] |
| Jeff @ IAFD Webmaster IAFD.COM 931 Posts 6/00 | Posted - Mar 3 2006 : 12:15PM [Link] |
| AztecGold11 Member 514 Posts 8/05 | Posted - Mar 3 2006 : 11:07PM I didn't know I had to do anything to the HD. How will it show up on my computer? What I have now-- A-floppy C-local disk (HD) 20GB D-Zip drive E-DVD drive F-CD-RW drive I want to use the new HD for data storage. Do I need a Ghost program? How do I transfer the data from my existing HD? [Link] |
| Hardware All-Star Member Your other left 14594 Posts 3/02 | Posted - Mar 4 2006 : 4:28AM By default, your new drive will show up as G: drive, since C: through F: are already taken. There are various steps you'll need to take to install the drive, but first, is it an IDE drive? Assuming it is, click me. Edited by - hardware on 3/4/2006 4:31:20 AM [Link] |
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