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The Norton and LifeLock Brands are part of NortonLifeLock Inc. I now have Ghost 15 and SSR2013 backups of my SSDs.
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OUgradĮDIT: After selecting the Clone target disk per the video above, I clicked and dragged the SRP and C: drives from above down to the SSD, then manually resized the C: drive with some trial and error so my last two partitions were a close fit with just a few MB of unallocated space left over. SSD times respectively are 40, 30, 10 and 5:13. Event Viewer with 34,364 Windows Application logs loaded, 45 seconds.
Win7 HDD boot time with all hidden icons, 1:50. Here are before/after Clone speed comparisons with the Win7 PC. In both cases, my System Protection Restore Points were deleted, so a new one should be created manually after Clone.
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Here is their official 4 minute video how the paid version works with reference to manual resizing of partitions near the end. The auto resize feature does not work on the free version, but it was easy to reduce the size of my C: drives manually. The process took about 2 hours once started. I finally completed the Macrium Reflect 8 Free Version Clone to SSDs on my Win7 and Win10 Laptops. Which method would you recommend? Clone? Any other suggestions? Thanks, OUgrad The other two partitions are HP's Recovery D: and HP_TOOLS F: - both from the original HP Windows 7.Īre the new partitions automatically downsized by SSR? Should I select Restore Anywhere? The only difference would be I should restore the System Reserved Partition first as required in the SSR User Guide's Copy My Hard Drive method since it is the Primary and Boot Partition with Win10, correct? That would mean steps 14-17 in the "Image Restore" option only apply to the System Reserved Partition, correct? What about step 16 for all four partitions? Set other three as Logical Partitions? I have four partitions to restore and would likely restore the C: drive second. Most of my PCs have Ghost 15 Backup Images, but I use SSR to restore. The "Image Restore" option in the above link is similar to what I have used many times to restore my HDD from recent recovery points by booting into the Recovery Environment with my SSR disc. Can I copy from my larger HDD to the smaller SSD?
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The SSR 2013 User Guide presents a copy hard drive to a blank drive procedure using the Copy My Hard Drive feature in Section 16 which can: (1) Upgrade to a larger hard disk or (2) Add a second hard disk and keep the original. The following closed Discussion Thread on this same topic has restore and copy options from using SSR's Recovery Disk. I have a recent SSR 2013 cold Image of my HDD that I would like to restore or copy to the SSD, whichever is easier using SSR 2013. I want to replace it with a faster 500GB SSD.
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My Windows 10 HP Laptop (upgraded from Windows 7) has a working 576GB HDD (490 GB Free).
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