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    Upgrading HDD and keeping InstantON

    Discussion in 'LG' started by Jareer, Dec 25, 2007.

  1. Jareer

    Jareer Newbie

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    I have LW60 and want to upgrade my HDD to 7200 rpm. Is it possible to do that without losing InstantON feature?!!
     
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    justanormalguy Notebook Consultant

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    If you image your new drive exactly as your old one there shouldn't be a problem...
     
  3. Jareer

    Jareer Newbie

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    Thank you for responding.
    If the new drive has a larger capacity, how should I partition it?
    As I read on this forum, InstantON has a specific partition of its own. Should I also make a special partiton for it or just image the whole old HDD to an equal size partition on the new drive?!!
    Would I still be able to use the original system restore CD that came with the notebook (Windows XP, Utilities & drivers)??!!

    Sorry for all the questions but I need to make sure I'm doing the upgrade in the right way.