is to use a disk mirroring software such as Drive Image/Ghost that creates a duplicate of your C: partition. You can alter it's size during the process. It would require that the destination drive be all free space. Once the partition is copied, you just remove the old drive and put the new one in its place. From here you can create other partitions on the larger drive if you left some of it free. You can put the small drive back in as a slave but you need to wipe it out first. You don't want to have a copy of XP duplicated on the same system and try to switch between them.
I need some help, I have a Dell Dimension 4400, running windows XP. It came with a 40g harddrive, and I added a 120g slave drive listed as E, I use it for all my storage and games and such, I found that some games are mirrored on C and it is using up my space, I would like to install Windows on the 120 harddrive and use it as my main drive i'm not sure about how to do this, it is already partitioned I don't know if it will work to just install windows on it and then wipe out C or not. any help would be apprectiated
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