Problems after Moving Partitions


  1. Posts : 269
    Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
       #1

    Problems after Moving Partitions


    So my friends computer has 2 problem. First thing is here is what happened. He has a Lenovo with a small 128GB SSD. He bought a 512GB SSD and wanted me to clone it. The Cloning did not work using Aomei, read a thread about imaging is easier so did that and it worked. But the partitions did not use all the extra space so it looked like
    100MB partition > Windows 7 operating partition > Lenovo recovery partition > extra space


    Reading more to be able to use that extra space, it must be right behind the operating system partition so used GParted to move the recovery to the rear so it looked like this
    100MB partition > Windows 7 operating partition > extra space > Lenovo recovery partition


    So then I was able to extend the operating system to the extra space and all looked good
    100MB partition > Windows 7 operating partition > Lenovo recovery partition


    So two things occurred:
    The Lenovo recovery partition now said (after running the computer and doing Windows updates) that it is full which it is. How to fix this?


    Second, I did my normal checks for any system and I ran SFC and it found corruptions. I ran Dism commands:
    CheckHealth - it found 87 problems
    ScanHealth - This did not find anything
    RestoreHealth - found 87 errors. Wrote "The restorehealth option is not recognize in this context".


    Not sure how to fix these errors and the recovery area. I look for some guidance from the members, thank you. I will be working today so I will not get back to this till later today, FYI
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  2. Posts : 3,787
    win 8 32 bit
       #2

    It highly likely the recovery is now broke as it relies on a entry in the boot to access it. If you use sfc on the old disk are the errors on that or is it result of the copy?
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  3. Posts : 269
    Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
    Thread Starter
       #3

    @samuria - yes, just installed old SSD and ran same tests.
    SFC /scannow - same error
    Dism Check Health - same error 87
    Dism Scan Health - nothing, just like the new drive

    Dism Restore Health - same issue, 87 errors


    So the old smaller SSD has the same issue. More to fix.
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  4. Posts : 269
    Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
    Thread Starter
       #4

    UPDATE - I just went ahead and started all over again. This time however I found an option cloning program that fixes my main problems so all is good. New larger drive and it boots with no issues. Thank you samuria for your help.
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  5. Posts : 6,021
    Win 7 HP SP1 64-bit Vista HB SP2 32-bit Linux Mint 18.3
       #5

    Hi AirPower4ever,

    AirPower4ever said:
    This time however I found an option cloning program that fixes my main problems so all is good.
    For the interest of other people with the same problem that come across this thread looking for a solution, what was the option during cloning that you found that fixed it?

    Thanks in advance.
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  6. Posts : 16,159
    7 X64
       #6

    a) If you want to adjust the partitions size or location on the destination disk, click the "Edit partitions on the destination disk" button. Options available are:

    1 Copy without resizing partitions: Do not do any changes.

    2 Fit partition to entire disk: The destination disk partitions will be automatically resized to the entire disk, appropriate for the disk size.

    3 Edit partitions on this disk: Manually adjust the partition size and location by dragging a slider bar.

    Option 3 only available in paid version.

    https://www.backup-utility.com/help/disk-clone.html
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