You should be able to Ghost the current C: drive to the new 500
gigger, but don't tell it to use the whole drive, only use 200 or 250
or whatever you wish for the C: boot drive to have...
Then the new 500 gig drive would be your C: drive and would have
whatever number of gigs left unformatted for a second partition.
Format and use the unused space as a second partition for the second
drive to be copied to...
Then you would have C: and D: as different partitions on the same
bootable 500 gig drive...
On Jul 12, 2008, at 5:18 PM, mark.dodge wrote:
I have two 80 gig drives that are quite old and are starting to
click and
every once in awhile they computer will restart right after one of
these
clicks. I want to get a SATA 500 and make the two drives with their
partitions all to the one drive. Is this possible and will I be able
to save
the order of the partitions and the ability to boot from the C: boot
partition?
Mark
MD Computers, Houston, TX
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