My notebook's hard disk drive (30GB) almost entirely used up. I
want to replace it with a larger capacity say 60GB. But I want
"everything" in the old HDD to be transfered or copied to the new
one without reinstalling OS, programs, data files, etc.
How can I do that? OS WinXP Pro SP2. Thanks.
Outlook 2002 Installer ...disk copy from an old HDD to a new, ... larger capacity one. ... except Outlook 2002 (which is a part of Office XP ... (microsoft.public.outlook)
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Re: Breaking 137GB Barrier 440BX ...capacity.... Then check if there is any corruption.... PartitionMagic 8, running from a different HDD, is already whining about the ... few ext3fs partitions that I put on the 250GB HDD. ... (comp.sys.ibm.pc.hardware.storage)
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