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Originally Posted by pawoSD
Not if the old drive was IDE and the new one is SATA. Or if the sizes are different. There's a multitude of things that could go wrong cloning the drive. Or if the new PC has all new needed drivers, and one of them causes a blue screen on boot, then it is out of the average user's means to fix.
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IDE to SATA has nothing to do with it. If he has an ide or sata, it's replaced with same. All he's talking about doing is installing a new drive on an existing machine. The cloning program will adjust to the size and the existing drivers will work just fine.