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TSphunkydude
post Dec 24 2008, 10:15 PM, updated 17y ago

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Guys, for hdd backup
what's are the differences between copy & paste, and using those norton ghost/acronis software.

Does right click my C drive, copy and paste to external hdd..
means complete backup? , including OS & those installed program?
(if in future i bought new hdd, then i copy pasta back the whole C drive to the new hdd, will it behave like just exactly as before? , boot from OS, running previously installed program, etc. etc.)

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post Dec 25 2008, 12:48 AM

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so, there's no way to complete backup entire OS/installed programs?
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post Dec 26 2008, 08:24 PM

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So, we can copy the whole OS-1 partition when we'r running on the 2nd OS windows?
Using, this method of backup..
does it mean we can have a fully working OS and those installed programs as well..
when we paste it on new hdd??

Can someone confirm this?

QUOTE(phoenixxx @ Dec 26 2008, 03:41 AM)
i've always wondered if there's a way to completely copy my current C:\ and straight put in another hard disk and have sort of a "clone" desktop?
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yes, this is wat i want.
i don't want to re-download and re-install 30++ programs/applications.
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post Dec 28 2008, 09:44 PM

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So which of the options below acts the same as mirroring backup?

1) boot with another OS, direct copy the entire old OS partition.
then paste it to new hdd.

2) acronis true image.

what i want is transfer to new hdd,
use the new hdd as boot drive/partition/OS
everything same as the old OS partition.
(including installed programs/apps. , working.)

 

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