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afro4president

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Jan 11, 2007
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I have a Macbook what I got about a year ago with a 120 GB Hard Drive which has since filled up. I am planning on buying a 200 or 250 GB drive tomorrow and was wondering if using Carbon Copy Clone to my external hard drive to get a bootable copy then putting in the new hard drive in my macbook if I could use CCC to copy all my files/programs back to the new hard drive without having to re-install everything.

Thanks
 
I have a Macbook what I got about a year ago with a 120 GB Hard Drive which has since filled up. I am planning on buying a 200 or 250 GB drive tomorrow and was wondering if using Carbon Copy Clone to my external hard drive to get a bootable copy then putting in the new hard drive in my macbook if I could use CCC to copy all my files/programs back to the new hard drive without having to re-install everything.

Thanks

Should work that's how I do backups if I ever need to repartition my iBook (for odd reasons *cough* linux to mess around with *cough*) so technically if its a UB it should work.
 
I have a Macbook what I got about a year ago with a 120 GB Hard Drive which has since filled up. I am planning on buying a 200 or 250 GB drive tomorrow and was wondering if using Carbon Copy Clone to my external hard drive to get a bootable copy then putting in the new hard drive in my macbook if I could use CCC to copy all my files/programs back to the new hard drive without having to re-install everything.

Thanks

this is exactly what i did a few weeks ago, but if u have bootcamp like i did, i didnt know what to do so i just redid it and trasfered the important things from my old hdd in an enclosure
 
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