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Thanks for your quick response Barry. OK, Carrying out the procedure as you suggest & making sure any data currently on C is copied to a neutral partition so that it is not lost, I should end up with two identical systems on C & F. Does this mean that my programs (from F) on the newly create...

OK Barry let’s see if I have got this right by using the example below. 1. Install AISBU on Partition E (XP Pro) 2. Copy boot files as suggested to Partition F (XP Pro) 3. Backup C in case everything goes pear-shaped ! 4. Now make image of F 5. Use Disk to Disk Copy to replace C by the image of F 6....

My PC has two hard drives, each 160GB (153GB when formatted) arranged as triple boot as follows Drive 1 C 39GB XP Pro E 30 GB XP Pro F 30 GB XP Pro G 54 GB Data Drive 2 D 153 GB Data My problem is that my C drive has slowed down to the point such that drastic action is needed. As my F partition is w...