Is there anyone who experimented like this way- We know that Windows restrict its system files to copy or to move or to delete. What happens if I opened Linux (lets say Ubuntu) and copied whole contents of C: D: E: F: into the another HardDisk's C: D: E: F: accordingly? Lets say C: drive has a Windows with many programs installed. I think linux system copies EVERYTING (even boot loader files) about Windows.
Do I get two Operating System clones?
And some programs in the system were installed with a password and the password was not applicable to install same software to another computer (One software One PC). What happened to them to the copied system?
Just curios, to do this I have no more hard-disks. So asking here if some people tried it already.
Do I get two Operating System clones?
And some programs in the system were installed with a password and the password was not applicable to install same software to another computer (One software One PC). What happened to them to the copied system?
Just curios, to do this I have no more hard-disks. So asking here if some people tried it already.