Moving Old PC stuff to New PC..

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can I just put the HD from my old PC as the Slave HD and make it another Drive??
 

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If your new computer's motherboard will support your drive. But I would save transfer the files you want to keep and then reformate your old drive with out the OS.
 
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SweetD said:
If your new computer's motherboard will support your drive. But I would save transfer the files you want to keep and then reformate your old drive with out the OS.


Cool, so just transfer them to the other drive and format the old one?
 

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I have the pc relocater program if you want to borrow it.I used it from my dell to my hp..It works awesome..let me know..It will save you about 35 dollars.. :stupid:
 

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There is a PC relocator program built into Windows XP
 

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ryan your right I think its called wizard(something)but I cant remember why i bought the program.But it worked awesome...By the way ryan see you at the games..have a good night. :thumbup:
 

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Lol, all this talk about relocators, and wizards...

If your new computer has a master drive in it already, just snap your old one in as a slave and use it.

Of course, if it's your old C-drive, with windows installed on it, that might be a problem. But you could still do it, then transfer that which you wanted to keep to your NEW drive, then reformat the old one and have two drive now.

Mike
 
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