Xxclone windows 98

If you plan to clone a system disk, you can download XXClone Freeware to complete the task. As for non-system volume backup, it is only supported in XXClone Pro. In addition, there are two limitations you should know:. If you just want to clone the system volume, then check the following steps to finish the task via XXClone. Or if you want to clone the entire hard drive, please refer to the next part to get one XXClone alternative to help you make it.

First download XXClone for Windows 10 and launch it. Select the source and the target volume depending on your situation. You may use the one-click button provided by XXClone to invoke the Disk Management utility and affirm the volumes you select. Choose an operation mode. Additional control settings in volume clone operations are available in the Advanced Settings tab. As for system disk clone, you should click the Make Bootable button in the Cool Tools tab to make the target volume self-bootable.

Now you see how to clone hard disk with XXClone in Windows Acronis Support , May 6, I have not try it. Hi, jmk Thank you for reply. Hello all, Thank you for using Acronis True Image danaka , we don't know the exact version of your Acronis software. Acronis Support , May 19, Hi, I can't find the version. I Just installed to my notebook, and have not yet do anything, try to read the guide's reference and confuse, this is for technical people, make me headache and worry don't know where to start.

I don't think WD gb can take the heat for 24 hours connection. Any info would help. Show Ignored Content. Your username or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. It has the original os install on it, but the hard drive sounds like its on it's last leg so want to make a clone of it.

I picked up a pata to usb adapter so far I have tired Easeus partition master Copy partitions over to the new drive then install it into the Presario and all i get is "no operation system found. The drive show up in the bios and if use the boot disk form windows 98 boot disk and run dir for both partitions it show all the files.

SYS and other system files are actually there. Thanks for the lead w jaclaz, Grub 4. It even auto finds windows 98 and loads it. After that test I went back and used the command line. Found everything on Hd0 , and was able to load it off that. I went back and checked in fdsik to make sure the primary partition was set to primary and active, and it is.

So my next question is what is the next step I need to take to get it to boot on its own with out grub. I've look throw grub with it help but havn't tried to make any changes yet. If your bootdisk is a floppy disk, or an usb-stick of the floppy-type, the command-line will show an "A" in case of booting from the bootdisk. If you used an usb-stick of the hdd-type, your command-line will show "C". Doing the three tests above you will be able to check which part is "defective" and we will see how to "fix" it.

Please check and double check that the boot floppy and the SYS. So I ran the test, Under 1 the system the system boot just like it should, 2 it flash some text across the screen then return back to the Grub command line.

I did check the files on the floppy drive and there wasn't a sys. I went back to another 98 rig and made another start up disk but still no sys. Thanks for the help so far. If I recall correctly, when grub4dos chainloads directly io.

Clearly the partition table is fine since the volume can be booted and DIR, etc, works just fine and also most of the BPB must be "good enough" for exactly the same reasons. If the latter the situation is a bit more complex as the bootsector is spanned over three sectors.