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Can you tell me how to clone my SSD ..which software to use..I have kingston A200 250GB SSDbatmalin said:You don't see a second windows boot manager? If so then the clone was not successful.
But I think EaseUS support migration in pro version...Is any free alternative availablebatmalin said:Look here for example - https://www.easeus.com/backup-utility/migrate-windows-10-to-ssd.htmlhttps://youtu.be/C6MVEwl0ceI
batmalin said:Nope, I have migrated mine with it.
Gian_GOKU said:I also used Macrium Reflect when cloning my HDD to my SSD and made my SSD as boot.
In the image below, the partitions boxed in red are the most important partions, specially 1 and 3. I'm not really sure if 2 is really needed. the partion labeld 5, it may be necessary since its the Recovery partition incase somethin goes wrong, you can use the recovery point instead of a fresh install.
After the cloning process, in the BIOS priority order, there must be 2 of the same "windows boot manager" option. The bottom one would be the SSD.
If there is still no 2nd option in the BIOS, I suggest cloning it again or a fresh install of windows on the SSD.
If it's ok, I would suggest a fresh windows install instead on the SSD. Specially if you haven't reinstalled windows after buying the laptop. It will/may solve some probblems if there are any.
Gian_GOKU said:I also used Macrium Reflect when cloning my HDD to my SSD and made my SSD as boot.
In the image below, the partitions boxed in red are the most important partions, specially 1 and 3. I'm not really sure if 2 is really needed. the partion labeld 5, it may be necessary since its the Recovery partition incase somethin goes wrong, you can use the recovery point instead of a fresh install.
After the cloning process, in the BIOS priority order, there must be 2 of the same "windows boot manager" option. The bottom one would be the SSD.
If there is still no 2nd option in the BIOS, I suggest cloning it again or a fresh install of windows on the SSD.
If it's ok, I would suggest a fresh windows install instead on the SSD. Specially if you haven't reinstalled windows after buying the laptop. It will/may solve some probblems if there are any.
Gian_GOKU said:I've tested various cloning softwares, so far Macrium Reflect has the best and advanced features, specially, for free,
Haven't gotten that pop out before. Don't know why you have that.Ayyyushhhhh said:
Gian_GOKU said:Haven't gotten that pop out before. Don't know why you have that.
Gian_GOKU said:Haven't gotten that pop out before. Don't know why you have that.