will microcenter clone my hdd?

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funny you talk about microcenter and cloning hard drives.

i was just in the store a month ago and there was a guy in there (who knew nothing about computers) and wanted them to upgrade to a larger hard drive. i think he got charged like $150-200 including the new drive (so at least $50-100 labor)

short answer: yes they do it but be prepared to pay more than its worth.
As you can tell I'm not computer savvy, so Microcenter would be the appropriate choice at the moment. I guess I could give it a shot and see how things end up.
 
funny you talk about microcenter and cloning hard drives.

i was just in the store a month ago and there was a guy in there (who knew nothing about computers) and wanted them to upgrade to a larger hard drive. i think he got charged like $150-200 including the new drive (so at least $50-100 labor)

short answer: yes they do it but be prepared to pay more than its worth.
 
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