ACRONIS TRUE IMAGE CLONE TO SSD FAILED FULL
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ACRONIS TRUE IMAGE CLONE TO SSD FAILED WINDOWS

I was going to sell the second drive as a data drive alongside the 256GB Nvme but I'm worried that if I wipe the 480GB SSD (second drive) that I wont be able to boot to the new drive. I think it has something to do with boot information being stored on both drives. I have seen this problem before and forgot what the fix for it is. I rebooted and picked 3 and got the BSOD as before so I know which one is which. I then reconnected the second SSD and booted and got a screen asking me to choose which win10 installation and there were two listed. insert proper boot device and reboot' error.

ACRONIS TRUE IMAGE CLONE TO SSD FAILED WINDOWS

Windows installation went fine but when I shut down the computer, disconnected the second SSD then booted again, I got 'no bootable device. I installed a copy of windows on the new drive but had also left the second SSD I tried still connected via sata. I would much have preferred a working clone.Īlso, a new problem.

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I installed a fresh copy of win10 on the new drive on the new PC and restored data from Fabs, but as you know, this doesn't restore everything, like program files and some settings. So I had to manually copy over everything from the user folder. This is not the first time this has happened with Fabs. Fabs only copied about 800MB worth of data even though everything in the user folder was selected. I'm sure you are probably familiar with it. Now, on another note, since this has failed twice on me, I decided to go with Fabs Backup. I am able to access the original HDD (source drive) through explorer and see the files in it.

So I think something is going on with the source drive. After the clone and installing into the new system, I got the same winload.efi error on boot. Next, I did the exact same thing, except with a regular SSD of 480GB. By the way, the 3 previous clones with the error about not being able to write something to disk, they worked fine anyways. Then, with the new drive already being installed, I rebooted the system and got the winload.efi error. About an hour later I got a message about not being able to write something to disk (which happened the last three times as well) and I clicked 'ignore all', then the clone completed. It gave me a message about converting to GPT. I selected the source drive (500GB HDD), then selected the target drive (256GB Nvme m.2 SSD). So my first attempt on this drive today, I booted into a winPE environment off usb and opened Acronis True Image. I prefer Aomei because the user interface is much more friendly but I'll keep using Acronis for now.Ĭlick to expand.I appreciate the help for sure.

I'm wondering why Acronis would automatically convert the target drive to GPT when the source drive is MBR. That's what I've been doing when cloning with Aomei. If I am cloning a hard drive that is in MBR, and the new SSD is GPT, I would use diskpart to convert the new drive to MBR. The only thing different that I see is that when running acronis, it gives a warning that the new drive will be converted to GPT 'to make the drive bootable'. I decided to try Acronis True Image to clone and right now I'm 3 for 3. When I say clone failed what I mean is, the clone says it's successful, I pop the new drive into the computer and usually get either a BSOD or a No Bootable Device. My success rate on clones is about 50 percent. Each time shift-shutdown (or command prompt “shutdown /p /f” but same result.Hello all.

ACRONIS TRUE IMAGE CLONE TO SSD FAILED LICENSE

Since buying the license I’ve now been through the same loop 3 more times. Shift-shutdown, swap drives, boot from USB and run Acronis On the 3rd one, I got a message during the Cloning process that said 'Failed to read data. I've successfully done this on 2 laptops with no issue.

It has me utilize the Acronis tools to do the cloning from the HDD to the SSD. Reformat USB and recreate bootable media (just in case). I bought a Crucial SSD 500GB HD to replace a 1TB HDD in a laptop (data in use on the HDD is only about 300GB).

ACRONIS TRUE IMAGE CLONE TO SSD FAILED FULL

Swap drives back, boot from HDD, buy full licence. Thanks for the ****ing heads up to that before I started Acronis!!

ACRONIS TRUE IMAGE CLONE TO SSD FAILED TRIAL

Third time of asking seems to work, no disk lock error, but then ‘you can’t complete this task on the trial version’.

Swap drives back, boot from HDD, shift-shutdown. Investigate online, seems likely to be due to laptop being shutdown in hybrid sleep/shutdown mode(?) Boot your computer from a Linux-based bootable media.” Hi folks, having been assured that Acronis True Image is the way to go, I’ve spent 3 hours (so far) trying to clone a laptop HDD (running win 10 64) to a new SSD.ĭownloaded Acronis, created a bootable USB, swapped the new drive into the laptop, old one into an enclosure, booted from the USB and ran clone routine.

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