The program didn't offer the most intuitive interface I've ever used, but if you know the difference between your source and destination drives you should be ok.Ī 200GB drive with Windows XP Pro copied to another 200GB drive in about 110 minutes. The CD I created from the files and boot sector on the floppy booted the system without a problem. I copied the files from the floppy to the hard drive, and added those files from the hard drive to the CD contents. I couldn't use a floppy disk in the system, so I used Nero to create a bootable CD, enabling the advanced bootable floppy options and keeping the defaults.
I didn't see a need to actually install the program when all that it does is create a floppy disk, but nonetheless, thumbs up for effort off the starting blocks.
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