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Thanks I'll remember that. Only drawback with the WD flavour of Acronis is that you have to have at least one WD HDD installed for it to work (I think Seagate do the same thing too if you have their HDD's).
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Acronis is ok.
Also nice free disk copy software - http://www.easeus.com/disk-copy/
Worked very well for me.
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Yes, this is an XP SP3 machine. Worked a treat, really impressed.Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostThe Acronis stuff is good.
Used it on XP and never had a prob... need to get the new version now for windows 7
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The Acronis stuff is good.Originally posted by Fred Bloggs View PostUsually you're right. This time however............. It worked!

Used it on XP and never had a prob... need to get the new version now for windows 7
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Usually you're right. This time however............. It worked!Originally posted by PAH View PostI don't believe it. Never in the history of computing has a task worked first time or taken less than a week to accomplish.
You must have forgot a step.
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I don't believe it. Never in the history of computing has a task worked first time or taken less than a week to accomplish.
You must have forgot a step.
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Dead easy hard disk chages.
Just had to tell you good folk, I've just upgraded a PC with 2x new SATA2 500 Gb HDD's using the Western Digital flavour Acronis disk utility. Cloned the both the (Maxtor) C and D drives and had the PC up and running in well less than an hour. Well impressed with it and dead chuffed. PC runs like a good 'un now.Tags: None
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