Ghosting a win7 install to separate hard drive

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  1. SIW2
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    Hi Rich,

    What issue with SSD's ?

    Are you using a recent version ? They are at the forefront of migrating images to SSD and aligning correctly.

    richyrichuk said:
    paragon is the best i have used so far, only issue is slight problem with SSD drivers.
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  3. richyrichuk
    Posts : 375
    Windows 7 Ultimate N 64-bit
       New #12

    Hi Rich,

    What issue with SSD's ?

    Are you using a recent version ? They are at the forefront of migrating images to SSD and aligning correctly.

    dont think i am i'll look for the latest. with SSD drivers it comes up as a red block, cant remember exactly what it says. something like unkown i think.
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