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#Cd to a different drive how to#
#Cd to a different drive iso#

Once Tuxboot opens, click on the bottom and choose ISO and click the button to find the location of the CloneZilla live. Select the disk (making sure you do NOT select C: drive or another drive you are using) and right click and format it to NTFS Quick, and give it a Drive Letter.Ĥ.

Go to Windows/My Computer, and right-click on My Computer and select Manage. Once these applications are downloaded, plug in the flash drive that you will be using and format it clean, as we will be using this Flash Drive for CloneZilla. CloneZilla will be the application we will use to create an image of the hard drive, and Tuxboot is what we will use to mount it to the USB Flash Drive so that we can boot to it.ģ. Once the window opens, choose Disk Management, and usually Windows will acknowledge a new disk has been located and that it needs to be initialized and formatted.

Follow the steps below, and it should work out nicely and without a hitch.ġ. Once you have installed all the programs, settings, and have all the data you want, you can get started.

#Cd to a different drive how to#

Get everything you need ready to how to move your operating system to another hard drive to ensure a smoother process.

A storage disk to take a system image of your computer and save a backup (always do this!).

Maybe an hour (depending on how big your hard drive is).

A USB Flash Drive (with no data on it or one that is expendable).

This might sound like no-brainer, but it’s easy to overlook when you’re caught up in the excitement of it all. If your operating system is corrupt, then you run the risk of your information not being accessible or being corrupt on the copy (sometimes it won’t be a problem but it depends on the damage of the hard drive).Īlso, make sure that you are moving to either the same size drive or bigger to ensure that the copy will not fail. If it has a virus then that will copy over to your new hard drive. The most important of all is you need to make sure that your computer is virus-free. Now, before we begin walking you through how to move your operating system to another hard drive, I want to point out some important prefaces.