hard drive crash

I can hear my (one year old) hard drive getting ready to
go. How hard a hassle is it to reinstall xp pro.
Thanks
Van

http://www.bootdisk.com for your startup disks for XP. Backup key data,
then boot up with these disks and follow the instructions. You'll also need
your XP CD handy.

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"tvsmith" <van1135@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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> I can hear my (one year old) hard drive getting ready to
> go. How hard a hassle is it to reinstall xp pro.
> Thanks
> Van

Hello

Few things that you can do
1. Go out purcahse Norton's Ghost 2003
2. And just clone the old drive to the new drive
3. Depending on what drive you buy it does come with some software
4. Install the new drive and then set your old drive up as a slave

If you install the new drive load XP and all drivers and then setup
the old drive as a slave. You will have to jumper the drive correctly
and also in your system Bios make the cdrom the primary bootdevice
and boot your system up with the XP cdrom in, and just follow the
steps

Either way it's pretty simple and not hard at all

Alvin



tvsmith wrote:

> I can hear my (one year old) hard drive getting ready to
> go. How hard a hassle is it to reinstall xp pro.
> Thanks
> Van