I get your point. To be safe, I need to follow the example in "How to Move an Installed Windows to a Larger Disk", then remove the old disk, so there will be no confusion. Later I could get an external drive and use it to format the old disk, after the operation of the new disk is confirmed.
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- Wed Aug 16, 2023 8:54 pm
- Forum: Disk Imaging
- Topic: R-Drive Image, clone C: drive with five partitions
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- Tue Aug 15, 2023 7:05 pm
- Forum: Disk Imaging
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Re: R-Drive Image, clone C: drive with five partitions
Alt, thanks for the quick reply.
So my plan is to copy everything from the old C: disk to the new SSD the E: disk. Probably remove the old C: then specify the new SSD to boot. I'd rather not remove the old one because it would require removing the graphics card which doesn't look easy. Is it really ...
So my plan is to copy everything from the old C: disk to the new SSD the E: disk. Probably remove the old C: then specify the new SSD to boot. I'd rather not remove the old one because it would require removing the graphics card which doesn't look easy. Is it really ...
- Mon Aug 14, 2023 8:33 pm
- Forum: Disk Imaging
- Topic: R-Drive Image, clone C: drive with five partitions
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R-Drive Image, clone C: drive with five partitions
I just installed a new SSD in my old Dell XPS8900, and want to clone my C: drive's disk to it. I went through your example of How to Move an Installed Windows to a Larger Disk. My situation is a bit different - on the C: drive's disk there are two partitions to the right of the C: partition. When ...