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A friend of mine is going from a 40 gig to a 120 gig hard drive. He doesn't want to piggyback them, he just wants to transfer everything to the new one. Any suggestions for the best/cheapest software app that will migrate everything including the OS from one to the other?
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He's going to have to install an OS to restore any sort of backup he makes, I think....

Windows has a built in backup tool, though. Norton Ghost would probably work also.

If he wants to connect the new drive temporarily, he could make a mirror copy of it - lots of programs out there to do this... i found this one searching google in about 1 minute. =) http://www.softpedia.com/public/cat/13/2/13-2-39.shtml
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Ghost works pretty well. I've never bothered to use anything else, actually.
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Ghost, always.
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Post by Adelrune Argenti »

Norton Ghost will do the trick. Plus, it is a lot easier than reinstalling O/S and then reinstalling all the apps.
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