Agree, you never know, think the worst, happy if better. Good to have=20
the other motherboard handy, can quickly plug in and maybe make some=20
changes. I have plugged in another motherboard just setting on the=20
bench, got it up and running a little before actually installing it.

One other thing the Linux utlity CLONEZILLA does work with windows and=20
other OS to move/copy an OS including Windows to otherHDD's. Fairly=20
straight forward, just choose the defaults as a start. Download, burn a=20
Cd or bootable USB/SD drive, and boot it.

On 1/30/13 11:39 AM, Bob Blick wrote:
> Hi Luis,
>
> I tried that once on a computer running Windows XP and it wouldn't boot
> because the chipset was different and whatever kernel or chipset drivers
> Windows was using were not compatible. I messed around with it for a
> while and put in the Windows CD and asked it to "repair" the
> installation. That made it work.
>
> So beyond the licensing issue you may have this type of thing to deal
> with.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Bob
>

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