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November 30th 04, 11:24 AM
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Find a spare partition on the existing drive or a second drive, install XP on it. Then boot to the new XP. Run the built-in backup program to back up your old XP files to a .bkf file. Restore later to the exact same settings. This is completely free. No need to spend money on imaging software. ..cs Doc wrote: How could I backup windows XP so that I could restore it to the exact settings I have in place without having to backup the entire drive? Thanks 
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