Any of the packages that let you do a disk clone should work. I’ve done this several times swapping spinners with SSDs on old laptops. I’ve used Aomei, Macrium and EaseUs. All worked. Best if you can create a separate boot medium (thumb drive or such) so you’re not trying to clone the disk you’re booting from. Or use another machine and hook both drives up to it using USB enclosures.

Pictures or it didn't happen! :laugh: They seem to have a natural affinity for keyboards, and can type - in cat - faster than I can type - in English - from an early age. I suspect the tail helps here, though ours seems to type exclusively with his butt. Here is ours a few months after we got him, doing his best to prevent any form of input: Dropbox[^] Sent from my Amstrad PC 1640 Never throw anything away, Griff Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay... AntiTwitter: @DalekDave is now a follower!

A VSPackage may suit your needs; check out this link: http://www.componentowl.com/articles/visual-studio-toolbox-control-integration[^]

Christian Thanks for your quick reply, I was starting to think the same, so now I guess I'm going to have to turn my attention to doing an NSLookup during the installation routine and seeing if I can get the information I need from there, unless you have a better idea that is. Dom