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Don't clone from a backup,clone the disk itself.
Arconis 2011&2012 say that they are ssd ready and that they will do the alignment.
Once again that is what I read, not what I did. I used Paragon when I did mine.
Don't clone from a backup,clone the disk itself.
Arconis 2011&2012 say that they are ssd ready and that they will do the alignment.
Once again that is what I read, not what I did. I used Paragon when I did mine.
This is what it said when I picked the C drive:
Its asking that because you didn't wipe the ssd b4 you started. You ssd still has files on it from your first try and it is warning you that they will be overwritten.
If I remember right it will clone whole disk or just the partitions you select.
Just remember do NOT erase your HDD till your sure everything goes right with the clone, so you can always fall back on it.
Also don't forget to select the system reserved partition as well.
Unplug all other drives and leave ONLY the SSD connected and see if it will boot from it....and go into your BIOS settings and see if it shows up under "boot priority"
You didn't clone everything that needed to be cloned, specifically the system files.
Notice that System Reserved on the original drive is marked "system", but System Reserved on the SSD is not.
I think you have to run startup repair, possibly several times.
See this:
Startup Repair - Run 3 Separate Times