Phyllis,
> My C: drive is 75gig and I backup to my D: drive which is 150gig..is there
> a
> difference between backup and cloning?..--Phyllis
There is a difference. A clone of the C partition should run when copies
back to C. An ordinary copy, especially one make while Windows is running
will probably not run if copies back to C. That's becaue imporant system
files would be running and therefore not be copied..
You can't clone to your D partition without wiping out the files already
there. I use Partition Magic a lot, to create multiple partitions,
esepcially ones the size of my C partition to be the target of my cloning
program. There are of course programs that will clone C to a file that can
be burned onto a DVD, or CD if it is small enough. The latter would require
a smaller C partition.
Jim
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