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Please understand my late acceptance due to my location, g.m.t. +9 ; Seoul, Republic of Korea,<br />
the country of Samsung RAM and LG LCD.<br />
Here we have a market with thousands of retail shops, where boys could buy every bits of<br />
PC components to assemble their-own-PC.<br />
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Many thanks, icemanwol and HoweverComma.<br />

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Please understand my late acceptance due to my location, g.m.t. +9 ; Seoul, Republic of Korea,
the country of Samsung RAM and LG LCD.
Here we have a market with thousands of retail shops, where boys could buy every bits of
PC components to assemble their-own-PC.

Many thanks, icemanwol and HoweverComma.


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In an accounting system, &nbsp;some times I have to make a perfect hdd clone<br />
to preserve evidence including deleted folders and files.<br />
<br />
How can I make such a perfect clone to another HDD?<br />
<br />
And how can I read those deleted folders or files<br />
that can not be accessed by an ordinary Windows XP?<br />
<br />
I used Ghost images very well.<br />
But I think it would not.<br />
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In an accounting system,  some times I have to make a perfect hdd clone
to preserve evidence including deleted folders and files.

How can I make such a perfect clone to another HDD?

And how can I read those deleted folders or files
that can not be accessed by an ordinary Windows XP?

I used Ghost images very well.
But I think it would not.



A perfect Hdd clone including deleted folders and files.

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