This might be an easily answered question to some, but if I am able to "mirror" the 10Gb system hd to an 80Gb hd, can I do it by putting the 80Gb hd in an external enclosure via USB? TIA (again)
Hello!!! First le me apologize b/c I wanted to post this to the "PC Software and Utilities" forum, but the link kept telling me "page not found" so...
My desktop at home has an old 10Gb hd for the OS and other stuff that somehow manages to make it's way on there. I also have two 300Gb setup in a Raid config. My goal is to move everything on my 10Gb onto an 80Gb and then use that as my "new" boot drive. I've never used Ghost or TrueImage before and wanted to know can that be done or when creating an "image" of a hd it can only be moved to another identical size drive. I need to do this ASAP since my HUGE 10gb drive is on it's last legs. Any help would be greatly appreciated along with feedback on which software might be better suited to the task and more user friendly. TIA

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