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To: mr.mark who started this subject	2/23/2001 8:07:22 PM
From: Ally	Read Replies (5) of 110652

Hi everybody, I'm sure this question has been asked before and I'd find the answer if I wade through the messages. I have a 4 gigabytes drive on my ibm compatible computer (just one drive), running Windows 98, with 36 meg memory. The drive is running out of space, and I would like to install a new drive (30 gig, 7200 rpm), and make this new drive as the C drive, and move the old drive as a D drive. My question is... how do I transfer everything from the old drive to the new C drive without having to re-install all the programs? Can I use laplink? Should I restart Windows into DOS and use the DOS copy command? Or, is there Windows software for me to clone the new drive? TIA Ally

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