This pretty well covers everything including various options that may not be needed. Problem is that some people just want to clone to an identical size disk with no change in partition sizes and others want to change things. If you are replacing a SATA HD or SSD it doesn't matter.ĭon't worry about the drive letters, Windows assigns them when it boots up and should make your OS drive C. I don't know if this is in the info but disconnect the source drive before booting the machine after the clone is done. Since it is an identical clone Windows can get confused when starting the first time. #MACRIUM REFLECT CLONE DISK NOTHING SELECTED WINDOWS# After the first successful boot you can reconnect the original source drive.Ĭloning is pretty safe (as long as you keep the 2 disks straight) since nothing is written to the source disk so if the clone doesn't work you haven't lost anything and can try again. TBH, I never clone, I just make an image of the source disk and then restore it to the new disk. It achieves the same thing but takes a bit longer because you have to make an image first. #MACRIUM REFLECT CLONE DISK NOTHING SELECTED WINDOWS#.
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