However note that a clone is not necessarily a precise clone here: Macrium uses "intelligent sector copy"Ĭloning a disk - KnowledgeBase - Macrium Reflect KnowledgebaseĪnd this may explain the size difference.Ĭloned drive has different size? - Backup, Imaging, and Disk Management SoftwareĬonsider getting a licensed version, then you can subscribe to Macrium's forum and ask related questions of their experts rather than fellow users of one particular program. you could check the integrity of the old C: partition by runningįrom an admin command or Powershell prompt A nearly full partition like a nearly fully charged battery, say.Īs to whether C: has been cloned correctly. People get confused about this, but it's just the same indication file explorer uses in one view of disks - a red bar when the disk is nearly full. Will the red bar partition be affecting the cloning process? Really appreciate all your help on this, thanks! Will these warnings also contribute to the unsuccess cloning? Also the red bar partition (looks like it is the Recovery Partition based on size) not being cloned.Ĭan anyone please help me to solve this problem? Will the red bar partition be affecting the cloning process?įurther info is when I use CrystalMark to check the old HDD, it shows below cautions: It shows C: partition not fully cloned (62.5 GB vs 58.15GB).
But then an error 9 message pops up and process deemed incomplete. I ignored it and started the cloning process. I am using the Macrium Reflect Free hoping to clone my failing HDD to a new SSD, so that the new SSD will replace the old drive as boot drive as well.īefore cloning, I noticed that Macrium showed a RED bar in one of the 4 partitions (not big, 502Mb).
Might need some help from all the experts here as I am total computer nerd but trying to replace my old HDD in my laptop (Dell Inspiron 13, Windows 10). New to this forum! Nice to meet you all here!
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