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Re: Creating an exact image? (more details inside)
I have no personal experience but both Ghost and Acronis appear to have this function.

If I had to choose I'd go with Acronis as it is cheaper as well as I personally dislike Norton software.

Complete hard disk drive copy, cloning and image backup software: computer files and disk copying

Again you could most likely do it for free using either your HDD manufacturers software or GParted.

You just need to create a partition the exact size as the one you want to clone then clone.

However if $50 is not a big deal to you the Acronis program would make it much simpler.

Other possibilities:

Creating an exact disk image - Google Search

Not to mention rokytnji's suggestions which again I am not familiar with.
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