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Hard Drive
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anon
2004-09-30 14:56:06 UTC
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I have a 2 giga byte hard drive that is, after a long time
working well, breaking up. But I have a lot of files that
I would like kept, I don't know how to transfer the files
from this drive to a new 20 Giga byte hard drive, without
installing windows on another comuter and transferring
them via that.
I don't have USB, or a CD writer drive, the only output
is a floppy drive, and old COM and LPT ports on the back.
Pleasse advise.
Tim Slattery
2004-09-30 16:15:53 UTC
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Post by anon
I have a 2 giga byte hard drive that is, after a long time
working well, breaking up. But I have a lot of files that
I would like kept, I don't know how to transfer the files
from this drive to a new 20 Giga byte hard drive, without
installing windows on another comuter and transferring
them via that.
I don't have USB, or a CD writer drive, the only output
is a floppy drive, and old COM and LPT ports on the back.
Pleasse advise.
Add the new 20GB drive to the same computer as a slave on the same IDE
bus as the old 2GB drive, or on the second bus (if that exists). Then
just drag-and-drop the files you need from the old to the new drive.
Then shutdown, remove the new drive and put it wherever it's needed.
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Tim Slattery
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