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February 1st, 2007, 06:44 AM
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cloning Problem with True Image 9.0
Hello,
I want to clone my System form 250er HDD (IDE) to a 400er S-ATA HDD. The the clonig process working fine. In BIOS I set the 400er HDD as Boot device. System (WinXP SP2) boot pretty but befor logon I see for few seconds the information "acronis true image - file not found" and the system reboot. I have disconnect the IDE HDD without better results. Pleaese help me. btw: I only wont to clone the System partition to another device not the whole hdd. Can i make a Backup from the 250 IDE HDD and restore it to the new 400er S-ATA ? |
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February 1st, 2007, 07:57 AM
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Re: cloning Problem with True Image 9.0
Cloning IS making a copy of the ENTIRE drive to another drive.
What you need is the Backup feature. Does your 250 gig drive have more than the one partition with the OS? |
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February 1st, 2007, 08:59 AM
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Re: cloning Problem with True Image 9.0
no the 250 gig onyl have one os but more partitions.
Only: 250 GB (IDE): - System c: (WIN XP) 10GB - Video d: 150 GB - MP3 e: 60 GB - Data f: 30 GB new (wont to have): 400 GB (s-ata): - System c: (WIN XP) 10 GB (the cloning of 250 gig hdd) - Media d: 390 GB 250 GB (IDE) - Archive e: 200 GB - Backup f: 50 GB Videofiles, MP3's etc copy with totalcommander to other hdd. |
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February 1st, 2007, 05:53 PM
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Re: cloning Problem with True Image 9.0
Have make a backup from 250 gig HDD and restore it to the 400 gig.
Windows boot, but befor Windows switch to the Desktop it hangs. No error or Rebooting. btw: i use auto-logon |
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February 17th, 2007, 06:40 AM
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Re: cloning Problem with True Image 9.0
Hello thkogel,
Thank you for choosing Acronis Disk Backup Software. We are sorry for the delayed response. When you are backing up a hard drive, you may later restore only chosen partitions. Please note that as Ralphie pointed, cloning always makes a copy of the entire drive. Please refer to chapter 13 “Transferring the system to a new disk” of the respective User's Guide for details. Please note that it is strongly not recommended to have several system hard drives connected during a boot sequence. So we would recommend you to detach one of the drives before booting the system after cloning is complete. Quote:
As for transferring your operating system from IDE to SATA hard drives, please take a look at this article. Thank you. -- Marat Setdikov
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