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Join Date: Oct 2001
Location: Essex, United Kingdom
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Copying Hard Drives in DOS?
OK not a Win 98 specifc question (as having problems installing wi98 at the moment).
I am replacing one of my Hard Drives and want to know how I can copy the entire contents of one hard drive to another from a dos prompt. I've tried using copy but can only get this to work for specific files and folders which will take ages, does anyone know the magic word!? Thanks |
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Why don't you just use the utility from the hard drive manufacturer to set up and clone the drive? If the drives are 2 different brands, you can use EITHER'S utility.
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Location: Essex, United Kingdom
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I'll check my mobo stuff to see if there is a copy utility there (I've got a gigabyte 7dxr). It will be some sort of dos utility?
The drive are 2 different brands and sizes, what is EITHERS utlity, and where can I get it from? Thanks for the help |
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what he is saying is to use the utility that comes with the drive,
and that you can use which ever one you want, sence you have two differant drives, you will two differant programs that you can use, eather one will do what you want to do. |
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Doh! Just re-read the mail and my fantastic brain is seeing what glc meant...must.....stop.......drinking
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Hi mrstarface
Not wishing to kick a man when he's down but after a lousy day at work your last post really brightened up my day!!! |
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