Tricky cloning question to SSD drive -

If you clone a physical disk...... you make an exact copy!
bootmenu entries (if located on cloned disk)->still point to old partition.
What's called C,D,E etc is in registry of win7.)->still point to old partition.

where it points to is is determined by:

• disksignature of physical disk
• start sector of partition

since you did I clone disk... did you?.... so not a simple partition clone?.... all should work.
At least if you detach the old disk!

Did you do a disk clone or partition clone?

barrubba said:

all solved yet, thanks.
anyway, it was a partition clone.
now i have in dosk management the 128gb on ssd = 74 os + unallocate!
can i unify without problem?

post screenshot of disk management!

barrubba said:

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/7820506/Altro/overprov.jpg
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/7820506/Alt...ne%20disco.jpg

IN AS SSD the performance are half then expected! why?
bios is in ahci mode. crystaldissk info ok.

You boot from I on SSD. What happens if you open a "command prompt"?
I bet you see C:\USERS\<yourname> , is that correct?
put something on your desktop... is it in folder C:\users\<yourname>\desktop ?

If so.. you're having troubles! please report back asap

Start REGEDIT and browse to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\hivelist
Do you see the same as screenshot? All on same HarddiskVolume? Look carefully!
I think you're still using C drive!

Also do from Elevated Command Prompt

Code:

bcdedit/enum  all

All device and osdevice lines point to C or I?

barrubba said:

Kaktussoft: in consolle i see i:/user/<name pc>. yes if i create a file on desktop i see it even in desktop dir.
regedit link
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/7820506/Alt...-27_161318.jpg

So indeed it's running from I and referencing I. It looks you did install win7 from within a windows environment. Not by booting directly from DVD! And not by cloning. But you told us you did clone!(?)