I have two internal SATA drives. My C: Drive is 70 Gb and my G: Drive is 250
Gb. I want to switch them around and make the Larger drive my C: Drive with
the operating system. I have USB Drives and Norton Save & Restore (Ghost) to
help with the task. The only thing I want to know is how to rename the
drives and boot from the larger drive which will become the C: Drive. I know
how to do it with IDE Drives but not sure about SATA Drives.

Dave


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Sent: Thursday, March 19, 2009 9:33 PM
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Subject: Re: [PCBUILD] Hard drive help-round 2


internal drives should be able to swap around but external drives were not
designed to run an operating system(so i'm told) so here may cause a
problem. also when drives are added for memory they don't have an operating
system on them, if this is made into your primary drive and bios is set-up
to run this primary drive first again there lies a problem. is my thinking
on the right track? feel free to correct me if not or steer me in the proper
lane. thanx

On 3/17/09, David Nager <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
>
> So If I Ghost my C drive to a USB Drive and Ghost My G Drive to
> another USB Drive I can Switch the content around between the two 
> dives and go into Computer Management and switch the designated drive 
> letters around and the machine should work fine and everyone is happy 
> ?
>
> Dave
>

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