Copying drive from one computer to another

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Copying drive from one computer to another

by Trina

Jun 20, 2008

I have a highschool digital art classroom. 8 computers are obsolete imacs and 8 are 5 year old emacs. There is no server for controling/protecting programs or storing student files. Correcting and reloading software because students damage it is very time consuming. I want to set up one imac, copy the drive and load it on all the other imacs. And do the same for the emacs. There must be an easy way.

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Jean Bullock What OS do you have on the older and newer computers?

On 6/20/08, Trina wrote: > I have a highschool digital art classroom. 8 computers are > obsolete imacs and 8 are 5 year old emacs. There is no > server for controling/protecting programs or storing > student files. Correcting and reloading software because > students dam...See More

Jun 20, 2008

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Neal Use Link

On 6/20/08, Jean Bullock wrote: > What OS do you have on the older and newer computers? > > > > On 6/20/08, Trina wrote: >> I have a highschool digital art classroom. 8 computers are >> obsolete imacs and 8 are 5 year old emacs. There is no >> server for controling/protecting programs or storing &...See More

Jun 21, 2008

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Heath Carter On 6/20/08, Trina wrote: > I have a highschool digital art classroom. 8 computers are > obsolete imacs and 8 are 5 year old emacs. There is no > server for controling/protecting programs or storing > student files. Correcting and reloading software because > students damage it is very time consuming. I want to set up > one imac, c...See More

Jun 24, 2008

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cs I would stick w/ the advise Neal gave you. I have never heard of "Drive Wizard" I have cloned many Macs and have done it exactly the way Neal suggested.

Jun 24, 2008

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