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Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: N. Phoenix AZ USA
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There is an adapter (Frys has it) that allows you to plug your new drive into the adapter, then plug the USB plug cable into the computer. Start most of the software above and then reboot the computer. It will clone the new drive to the old one in one maneuver. Then unplug the new drive, replace the old drive with the new fast one and you are off.
While you are at it, put the old boot drive in your computer as the "D" drive and have lots more space.
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