Re: Move Win XP
- From: "chuckie" <myself@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 16 Jan 2006 18:57:55 -0000
You will find that it is usualy better to save any wanted data that's
requuired later, and that can be done with Ghost (latest version ) to an
External, "Drive to Drive" copy, providing you have the room on that drive,
of course.
If your Upgrade is going to be substancial, you could find that your
existing O/S will not boot up to all the new Board setting Etc:
etc:..........
So you could have to reinstall from scratch, if you have an existing CD Disc
for Windows with an apropriate ID: number, there no problem useing that
again, and aslo all the reqired Install Cd's for your appliances, sometimes
better to pull all cards ( if used) and install one after the other, when
Windows has been installed, so that it picks up on each one in turn..
Best Regards
"Harry" <yesitsme@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "Andy Petro" <andy.petro@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>>I plan to get a new faster computer. I would like to back-up my existing C
>> drive " GHOST " unto another external
>> USB drive , completely, including the Win. XP. Pro operating system.
>> Will i have trouble installing and activating this without having to buy
>> a
>> new operating system.
>>
>>
>>
>
> yes, you will need to get a new OS disc.
>
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