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cloning software

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cloning software
Software that copies the entire hard disk to another hard disk or to another computer via direct cable or the network. Cloning is used to back up the computer for a future system restore and to provide interim storage for replacing the hard disk. It is also used to make a master copy of a computer configuration for quick installations on new machines. The cloned disk is copied verbatim (cloned again) to the new computer much quicker than installing the OS and applications individually. See image file, re-imaging, ghosting server and clone.


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Whether you''re seeking a program to use for general purposes, such as making back up copies of your favorite movies and software, or you''re interested in having access to a number of functions, then you need to do research to find the perfect DVD Cloning software for all your needs.
They saw themselves as stealing from rich companies to give to the poor by cloning software programmes and putting them on the internet.
It also includes intuitive menu driven cloning software that transfers everything from the old drive to the new drive.
 
 
 
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