New HDD

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Just installed a 5400 rpm Internal HDD for a failing 4200 rpm. All went well
via Norton Ghost 2003. My question is should I search for a new driver for
the new HDD as my system is about 3.5 years old or since all is well just
leave it be ?
 
Simon said:
Just installed a 5400 rpm Internal HDD for a failing 4200 rpm. All went
well
via Norton Ghost 2003. My question is should I search for a new driver for
the new HDD as my system is about 3.5 years old or since all is well just
leave it be ?
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Drives don't need drivers. Controllers do. If it's the same controller,
i.e. you're replacing an IDE drive, then it should be fine.
 
=?Utf-8?B?U2ltb24=?= said:
Just installed a 5400 rpm Internal HDD for a failing 4200 rpm. All went well
via Norton Ghost 2003. My question is should I search for a new driver for
the new HDD as my system is about 3.5 years old or since all is well just
leave it be ?
Click to expand...

One generally never needs a new controller hardware when adding a new
HDD.
 
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