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I'm running out of disc and want to preferable migrate the whole kit and kaboodle to a new drive. I'd like to use the current drive as a rendering drive.

Is there an easy and "free" way of doing this or should I just bite the bullet and reinstall?

Thanks,
Burt
 

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I'm running out of disc and want to preferable migrate the whole kit and kaboodle to a new drive. I'd like to use the current drive as a rendering drive.

Is there an easy and "free" way of doing this or should I just bite the bullet and reinstall?

Thanks,
Burt

Check the hard drive manufacturer. Companies like Seagate allow an OEM version of Acronis TrueImage so that you can image your old drive to the new one.

| Seagate

As long as one of your drives is a Seagate, it will work without a problem. I am sure that other manufacturers have similar utilities. It was because of DiscWizard that I was so impressed and actually purchased Acronis TrueImage.
 

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