Inserting the CD into the CD drive gives me several options, among them is a 'run programs from the CD '. Exploring the contents of the CD shows a Ghost folder with a bunch of files in it, one of which is a setup.exe. I still have a CD called Norton System Works Professional Edition 2001. Is there a program out there, that can be burned to a CD, so that I could select the CD drive as first boot and then go from there? I still have all of my old floppies, but no longer have a floppy drive. I want to copy the 74gig Raptor to a 150 gig Raptor that I just purchased.

I have Windows XP installed on the 74gig Raptor drive(SATA), and Vista on a 120gig EIDE WD Caviar. It has an Asus A8Ne motherboard that can accept 4 SATA drives and 4 EIDE drives. I now have a computer with no floppy drive. Copying the old drive to the new one using either company's supplied software never worked-the number of bytes on the source and destination drives never matched, even though I'd get a 'successfully copied' message from the software. Over the years, whenever I purchased a retail boxed harddrive, be it WD or Maxtor, it would come with either a floppy or a CD with 'tools' on them. It has been my experience that Norton Ghost was the only program that faithfully copied one drive to another.

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