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Emmerich 10-19-2010 08:42 AM
I gave this a whirl and downloaded a couple of files for 2007 Pro, that look like a file split in 2. I can't figure out how they go back together or how to try the install, do you know how this works? The extensions are .001 and .002

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Originally Posted by Stoney (Post 2567343)
http://katz.cd/search?q=ms+office+2007

MS Office 2007 Enterprise or Blue will work fine and the download file includes the software key. I have used this to make jobsite laptops that sometimes get trashed/stolen so I don;t want to waste $$ on real MS Office purchase. It works and does not report to momma MS that its a hacked version.

DL and burn it to a CD and then back up all your MS Word/Excel, etc files to CD and then install on the new drive..

Of course the other way would be to buy another HDD and install it and use Drive Pro or the like to mirror the old drive to the new. It may not transfer every program so DL as above and prep for the worst.

Stoney 10-19-2010 07:47 PM
Win Rar
 
http://www.rarlab.com/download.htm

Install and click on the .001 file and it will reform into one file.

Emmerich 10-20-2010 12:11 AM
Tried it but it does nothing. The program help file mentions a split archive but not how to do anything with it.

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Originally Posted by Stoney (Post 2568130)
http://www.rarlab.com/download.htm

Install and click on the .001 file and it will reform into one file.

Stoney 10-20-2010 05:50 PM
Then try HJ Split
 
http://hjsplit.en.softonic.com/download

and a tutorial

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QL8x9gHIUbQ

powerpig 10-20-2010 08:35 PM
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Originally Posted by pawoSD (Post 2567598)
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.
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.


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