Can cloning be done via a cross over cable?


  1. Mike Lynch
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    Can cloning be done via a cross over cable?


    Not wanting to be rude, I have spent days reading how it was done without using a cross over cable.

    My interest is: Can cloning be done via a cross over cable, ONLY?

    If it can, I'd greatly appreciate your feedback.

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  3. samuria
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    If its a modern network card they automatically work it out old cards maybe not. what are you connecting with the cable as you may need to setup ip on both ends
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  4. Mike Lynch
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    Just wanting to do Clone an O/S Drive.
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  6. samuria
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    Very slow way of doing it
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  7. Mike Lynch
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    @samuria

    What is the FASTEST way to do it?

    Older HP Desktop to a newer HP Desktop.

    Windows-7 to Windows-7 PRO 64 on both.
    PLUS
    Windows-10 to Windows-10 PRO 64 on both.
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  8. michael diemer
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    Image the old drive with Macrium Free. Restore the image to the new computer. If you need Macrium Free:

    Just a moment...

    The new drive needs to be as larger or larger than the old.
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  10. Mike Lynch
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    @michael diemer

    Just help me with the term Image. Does it mean the same as Clone?
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