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A method of testing a computer system includes the steps of partitioning a physically formatted hard disk to define a whole region of the hard disk as a first partition region and a part of the first partition region as a second partition region, setting the second partition region as a boot driver, installing a test program file in the second partition region to form an original hard disk, testing the computer system using the test program file in the second partition region, erasing the second partition region overlapped with part of the first partition region, and setting the first partition region as a boot driver region. To substantially test the computer system, the program files which are installed on the first and second partition regions of the original hard disk are duplicated on other hard disks with a disk duplicating apparatus. The hard disks thus duplicated are established in computer systems, respectively. If the computer system with the duplicated hard disk is powered, it is booted with an operation program installed in the second partition region. Then, the computer system executes the test program and starts to test whether or not it is operating normally. At the completion of this test, the second partition region is erased and then the first partition region is set as a boot driver region.

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