Hard drive transfer question?

[zeretul1]

So, I want to save all my settings and files from xp on
hard drive A and put them into the installed xp on hard
drive B. I have hard drive B loaded with xp and set as
master, with hard drive A as slave.

So, if I switch the two hard drives, with A as slave and
B as master and boot, can I use xp's "Transfer files..."
program to move all my settings to hard drive B. Hard
drive B has two partitions, one 9.75gb for the os, and
one 46gb for programs files and data. I want to move at
least my settings onto the new xp.

I know I can do this manually, but it would take awhile,
and I'm not sure where everything is kept.

Any help would be appreciated.

Much love!

 

[Willit]

This works great to do what you want
Have you ever spent ten hours putting all your OS,
programs and settings back in and any Data files you have
created with them. If you downloaded them you will not
have a key to install or a way to get a replacement copy.

A copy is a copy. A Image is a image. A
clone/copy/backup is bootable, it has everything your
original drive has,OS, Programs, Email, Address Book,
Data and Registry. You can update it at anytime, any part
of it. Casper XP does that from the windows platform. I
have had Image files for years, the problem with them is
it's a whole file. You cannot make changes to them, you
cannot access them, you have to restore them. Some will
boot some won't. A image file cannot be written to a
smalled disk unless you can change the partition size to
fit the smaller drive. Lets say you have a 40gb main HDD
with 10 gb of data, you cannot put a image of it on a 20gb
disk. If you're up-grading to a larger drive wouldn't it
be nice to have the old drive for a back-up

I have all the backup programs made I think, Drive Image,
Ghost ( 3 versions ), Drive Wizard, Copy Commander, Drive
Back , TrueImage etc. I mentioned Casper-XP because
someone in here made a post about it , I said what the
heck, just another $39.00, I love it. It works so easy and
I have made 30 copies and they all booted, proof enough
for me.
Buy a second Hard drive $69.00 these days and a good
copy/backup program to make a clone. XP-Casper is one.

http://www.fssdev.com/products/ $ 39.00 make the clone
and then un-plug the power to the drive if you want.

Want to test drive a Demo for 30 days. It has some
features disabled.

http://downloads-zdnet.com.com/3000-2248-10161152.html?
tag=lst-1-8