Beginners Guides: Cloning WindowsXP Reviewed

A common problem is how to clone your installed WindowsXP and move it to a new hard drive on the same computer. Upgrading your OS hard drive can be a real pain, but we’ll walk you through an easy process to simplify your life, so you can get back to work. – Version 1.0.0

PCstats has previously covered a handful of disk cloning software programs which are useful for the purpose of backing up your data by making an identical copy of your hard disk. Now we’ll look at another essential use for disk cloning: Copying an existing WindowsXP installation to a new hard drive.

Page 1:  Beginners Guides: Cloning Windowsxp
Page 2:  Disk Cloning Software
Page 3:  Part 1a: Installing A New Drive For Cloning
Page 4:  Part 1a: Before And After The Cloning
Page 5:  Part 1b: Cloning For A New Computer
Page 6:  Part 1b: Installing Drivers After Cloning
Page 7:  Part2: Using Norton Ghost
Page 8:  Part2: Using Hdclone
Page 9:  Part2: Using Ranish Partition Manager