“I need to replace my Boot Disk. I want to install my new disk in the same computer, Format it and Partition it. I then wish to do an image Transfer from my Boot Disk to a partition within my new Disk. Remove the old Boot Disk and restart my computer. Yes?”

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• Most PC BIOSes will allow you to specify which disk to boot from, so you should have no problem doing this even if you leave the old boot disk installed.

  Answered by hs29 2 years ago

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• Not sure on your scenario but nowhere did it indicate it could do this and personally don't think that will work for you since it's used to transfer from one device to another namely PCs or laptops. it claims to be able to transfer to external HDD however.

  Answered by Gripper 4 years ago

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• Don't waste time or money on a one-time use program like LapLink. You can do everything you want with a good image backup program, both free and paid (ie- TrueImage)

  Answered by Denesius 4 years ago

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