.VHD file copied from bad 1.5 TB drive. Can I restore to 1TB drive?

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  1. Kaktussoft
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    mjf said:
    Kaktussoft said:
    It works in my free v5
    I've seen posts suggesting you can't - maybe they were talking about v4.
    I haven't tried it myself so it's good to know. Did you test it at a partition level or a whole of disk level?
    Windows macrium v5 can do it. Version 4 as well as I do remember.

    Boot from Macrium reflect winpe dvd and it also works.
    Boot from Macrium reflect linux dvd and it DOESN'T work.

    What are you talking about?
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  3. mjf
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    Advice by others on this forum & elsewhere have stated the need to shrink first, certainly with V4.
    Others may comment and I'll wait to try it myself.
    So a image restore from a 1TB spinner to a 60GB SSD should be straightforward.
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