On 07/17/12 01:50, Doug wrote:
I hope this message falls within the scope of the guidelines you
published.
I want to convert to the KDE version for Windows. However, I want to
be absolutely sure I can get back, if it doesn't work out.
That cant be done under Windows. The only option you have is 'reformat'.
(There is a program that was very difficult to install, and
I don't want to ever have to do it again! As well as other paid
programs.) In order to do that, I would like to copy the entire
Windows partition to an external drive. On the Windows system,
the drive contains Win 7 plus pclos in dual-boot configuration. Can I
do (from the Linux partition) dd if=sda1 of=sdb and, if that is
correct, would the external drive be bootable?
If not correct, I hope that some kind soul reading this will correct
me! Thanx!
--doug
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