I ignored it and started the cloning process. I am using the Macrium Reflect Free hoping to clone my failing HDD to a new SSD, so that the new SSD will replace the old drive as boot drive as well.īefore cloning, I noticed that Macrium showed a RED bar in one of the 4 partitions (not big, 502Mb). Might need some help from all the experts here as I am total computer nerd but trying to replace my old HDD in my laptop (Dell Inspiron 13, Windows 10). If the OS is the right one you can already format your old SSD and delete the old OS from the boot menu list (Control Panel > System > Advanced > Startup and recovery > Default operating system)ĭelete that Uselessium program forever and enjoy your new drive, don't forget to expand the partition using diskmgmt again.ī) If the files aren't there you should do a clean install on the new SSD and try to recover the lost files from the old drive.ĭelete that Uselessium program forever and enjoy your new drive.ī) If the files aren't there you should do a clean install on the new SSD and try to recover the lost files from the old drive.īro I cleared my new SSD data now want to clone my 128gb SSD data and os to new SSD is there any simple cloning software which will do the cloning without any errors.New to this forum! Nice to meet you all here! Once the program is done restart the computer, now you'll have two operating systems, select the one at the bottom of the list, it's likely to be the one in your new SSD In SOURCE select your 128GB SSD partitionĪnd in TARGET select the new empty partition you've created in step 3
Using CZ select local-to-local part clone Go into Disk Management in Windows and Click on the Samsung SSD, delete any existing volume and create a new simple volume that is exactly the same size as the partition you want to clone, don't worry you can still expand it later to its full size using the same tool. Ah, unfortunate to see these crap programs still have the same errors as 10 years ago.Īre the files from the 128GB SSD still there or the program just cut and paste?Ī) If the files are indeed still there do this:ĭownload Clonezilla (there's a detailed install and boot guide on their site)
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