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My system has a 4gb hdd that I have WXP and all my main programs in, and a 20gb slave that I use for storage. I want to replace the 4gb drive with a larger one, and this may sound stupid, but can the entire 4gb easily be temporarily transferred to the slave, and then transferred back to a larger one, or would I need to create another partition in the slave, and change it to a master, or, what is the best, easiest way to accomplish this unusual task?
TIA
Dean Kiley
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