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Old 06-23-2014, 11:39 PM   #7
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XP allows you to span drives (behaves as one).

But...
You best have good backups, because a single drive failure can hurt big time as some parts may be on the other drive.

Why not clone the old drive to a NEW, bigger (1 or 2T) drive?
Most drive kits come with the software that allows resizing while cloning.

I think I saw a 3T drive for under $100US (My first 40M drive cost $400)
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