I'm trying an image recovery to a dell inspiron n7110 with a new ssd

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    mrjimphelps said:
    I recently did exactly this with my wife's laptop. I used Macrium Reflect Free to create an image backup of the hard drive. I also created a Macrium emergency boot disk.

    I then removed the hard drive and installed the SSD. (The SSD was a lot smaller than the hard drive -- HD was 750 GB; SSD was 240 GB.)

    I then booted with the emergency disk and restored the image to the SSD.

    Finally, I made sure TRIM was enabled on the SSD.

    Everything worked perfectly after doing the above.

    I think you need to reinstall your hard drive, and then do a backup and an emergency boot disk with Macrium Reflect Free. If you use Macrium rather than whatever you were using, you will have success.
    recoveryroom42 said:
    if i did my homework first, i would've done this.
    Why not do it now? Reinstall your hard drive and do the above steps.
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    mrjimphelps said:
    Why not do it now? Reinstall your hard drive and do the above steps.
    if this dell laptop hard drive was as easy to access as others I would, but its not just a few screws on the bottom with a small access panel http://www.insidemylaptop.com/disass...ron-17r-n7110/
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