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PartitionMagic Chapter Seven - Software Utilities
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types in all versions of Windows 95 and Windows 98, Windows NT, Windows 3.x,
DOS, and OS/2. By copying, we mean that partitions are copied then expanded to
occupy the same proportion of the new hard drive as they occupied on the original
hard drive.
Copying Entire Drives
This utility may be accessed on the MRestore CD included with your computer.
To copy the contents of one hard drive to another, perform the following:
1. At the DriveCopy main screen, click Entire Disk to Disk Copy.
2. From the Source Drive group box, select the source drive. A check mark
appears to the left of the selected drive.
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Please be aware that it is NOT necessary to format or partition your destination
drive. DriveCopy automatically performs both these functions.
3. From the Destination Drive group box, select the destination drive. A check
mark appears to the left of the selected drive.
4. Click Next.DriveCopy displays all the information you have entered to this
point.
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Source drive
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Source partitions
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Destination drive
5. If you wish to alter any settings, click Previous to backtrack and make
changes.
6. If you wish to set options such as disabling file system error-checking or hiding
partitions after copy, click Advanced Options.
Copying multiple logical partitions can cause the drive letters of subsequent
partitions to change. This may make the computer unbootable or cause
applications to fail.
7. Click Finish to begin copying. The Copying Disk To Disk dialog appears,
tracking the following items:
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Estimated megabytes to copy
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Total megabytes copied
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Entire process progress bar
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Information about partition (volume, type, size MB, used MB, free MB)