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I currently have Win98 ( C: ) and Win XP( D: ) in a dual boot setup.
D: is slowly dying and I'd like to replace C: altogether (small). Can I disable the dual boot and replace C: and D: with just one drive using Ghost or some other SW to prevent losing all of my settings and SW setups, etc? Any advice would be great! Thanks! - Jonby |
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Welcome to PCMech, jonby
![]() C: and D: are seperate drives, correct?
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Separate?
Apologies...
Yes, C: and D: are separate drives. (IDE, non-RAID) Thanks, Jonby |
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The best thing to do is use drive imaging/copying software (such as Ghost) that can clone each drive to a partition on a new single drive.
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