disk copy
Paul Melson
melson@scnc.holt.k12.mi.us
Thu, 21 Sep 2000 08:21:15 -0400
On Thu, Sep 21, 2000 at 07:12:41AM -0400, Marcel Kunath wrote:
> Sorry this is a windows question.
>
> I got two virutally the same PCs. I tried reinstalling one with Windows but its
> being stubborn. Can somebody explain in detail how do I copy the stuff from one
> functioning PC to the others harddrive?
Sure. Mount the hdd from the non-functioning
machine as a slave in the functioning machine.
For this to work, make sure that cards are in
the same slots, etc. on both machines. Then,
from a DOS prompt. use the following:
`format /s d:`
`d:`
`xcopy c:\ /e /v`
Then put the 2nd drive back in the non-functioning
machine. When it boots, it'll probably give you
some grief about swapfiles and other things. Just
point all of the prompts to the correct file locations
(most of them will be C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM\) and let it
do its thing. That should get you most of the way
back up and running.
PaulM
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