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Asked by JohnDoody in DriveCopy, Computer Hard Drives, Hard Drives & Storage
Hello, I regulary have to set new pc's up for users at work when their old pc has reached 5 years old. I normally use a standard image for the PC which we keep on the server, which has all the standard applications on and use that as a foundation for the new pc and then copy all the users settings, documents across etc and manually install any special software they have. It would be simpler if i could just clone their old hard drive onto the new pc in one simple step and not have to mess about with tayloring the pc to exactly how the old one was. I know disk cloning software is available, but as the new (different model) pc would have different drivers etc how would i get round that problem and would it then work, or is there a better way to approach this? Thanks
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