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wwp
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      31st Jan 2008
I'm getting worried about my hard drive (250 gig) and planning to get
a larger one (500 gig) and make it my C drive and use the old one for
storage. There is 137 gigs free on the "C" and 30 gigs free on the
partition "L" at this time.
I'm running XP MCE 2005 and have Acronis and/or Norton for the backup
so I can use the help files in these progs for the actual backup and
restore.
Can anyone steer me in the right direction to get info on the proper
step by step proceedure for this job?
Thanks for any help you can offer.
wwp
 
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P & H Macguire
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      31st Jan 2008

"wwp" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I'm getting worried about my hard drive (250 gig) and planning to get
> a larger one (500 gig) and make it my C drive and use the old one for
> storage. There is 137 gigs free on the "C" and 30 gigs free on the
> partition "L" at this time.
> I'm running XP MCE 2005 and have Acronis and/or Norton for the backup
> so I can use the help files in these progs for the actual backup and
> restore.
> Can anyone steer me in the right direction to get info on the proper
> step by step proceedure for this job?
> Thanks for any help you can offer.
> wwp


I found this site very helpful:


http://www.ugr.com/

Regards

Pat Macguire


 
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DL
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      1st Feb 2008
Acronis will walk you through the clone process, but since you have 137gb
free why are you concerned?
The 30gb partition, who created this?
You should in any case have at least a data backup procedure in place

"wwp" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I'm getting worried about my hard drive (250 gig) and planning to get
> a larger one (500 gig) and make it my C drive and use the old one for
> storage. There is 137 gigs free on the "C" and 30 gigs free on the
> partition "L" at this time.
> I'm running XP MCE 2005 and have Acronis and/or Norton for the backup
> so I can use the help files in these progs for the actual backup and
> restore.
> Can anyone steer me in the right direction to get info on the proper
> step by step proceedure for this job?
> Thanks for any help you can offer.
> wwp



 
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      1st Feb 2008
Is the 137 gigs free AFTER running disk cleanup and defrag?
What is taking up so much HD space?
"wwp" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I'm getting worried about my hard drive (250 gig) and planning to get
> a larger one (500 gig) and make it my C drive and use the old one for
> storage. There is 137 gigs free on the "C" and 30 gigs free on the
> partition "L" at this time.
> I'm running XP MCE 2005 and have Acronis and/or Norton for the backup
> so I can use the help files in these progs for the actual backup and
> restore.
> Can anyone steer me in the right direction to get info on the proper
> step by step proceedure for this job?
> Thanks for any help you can offer.
> wwp



 
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