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is it possible to replace an older HDD....

Discussion in 'PC Hardware' started by chaosrn, 2004/11/26.

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  1. 2004/11/26
    chaosrn Lifetime Subscription

    chaosrn Well-Known Member Thread Starter

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    is it possible to replace an older HDD, with a newer one, put winXP on the newer one and transfer info from the older one, (making the older one the "slave "). :confused:
    the rub is that the older one will not complete the boot process, coming up with a DLL fault, just before it finishes. :mad:
    I have tried to boot off the win98se CD, but it drops me @ the Aprompt, wna won't "see" the CD-ROM

    thanks for the help (in advance)
     
  2. 2004/11/27
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    Yes

    See this thread.
     

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    You could try a bootdisk from www.bootdisk.com .

    If you know where the dll is from
    DLL database
    you could install it in Safe Mode (do a find/search for the name, backup copies of DLLs are sometimes kept in the program's folder...copy the file to the Windows/System folder) or disable the driver that is asking for it or disable the program that is asking for it (msconfig in Start>Run). Reinstall the driver/progam in normal mode.

    Matt
     
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