#5849, "RE: Computer question....HELP PLEASE!!!" In response to In response to 0
Originally posted by blinkbizkit500 Would the easiest way to do this be to just hook up that hard drive in the new computer and transfer D: to C:, and then take it out when I'm done? Or do they make anything that can turn a hard drive into kind of like a USB device that can plug in to a USB drive? I know this would be extremely easy to do if the other computer was working and I could just link the new computer to the old one, but unfortunately that's not an option. TIA! steve
Just take the old HD, set the jumper to slave, make sure the new one is set to master (not CS) and then start it up. Transfer everything over you want to save. Then you can reformat the old HD, leave it in there and have that much extra space always available.
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