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Old 01-20-2011, 08:41 PM #14
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If the new case has room inside you can store the spares in it.
I built my own so I can store my old /extra hard drives right inside.


BUT--If you have a whole new computer...
I guess you'd have to wait until the warranty is expired as opening the case usually voids the warranty.


Seagate.com has a disk wizard program that can copy the whole system on the new drive - all workable just as it was on the old drive.

if you have some bugs or viruses this isn't want yo would use though.
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