TIHE 11 - Write Error during Cloning

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  1. LLogan64

    LLogan64 Registered Member

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    I have True Image Home 11 (8,101) and am trying to clone a 40 GB PATA hard drive (with only 5 GB left on drive) to a 250 GB Western Digital Ultra DMA drive. I have a Toshiba Tecra M2 1.70 with 2 GB of Ram running Windows XP Pro. I have run ckdsk and have found no errors on 40 GB drive, but when cloning starts, I get about 37 percent through the process and then get "operation error: write error." I have tried cloning multiple times and each time I try, it gives me the same error. Attached is the report that I got with the Acronis Report program. Does anyone have any suggestions?
     

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    LLogan64 Registered Member

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    If anyone could assist or offer advice, I would greatly appreciate it. I have continued to try the cloning of my 40GB drive to a 250 GB drive and it continually gives me a Write Error. The percentage of completion varies when I get the error, but I always get it. I am using a Firexpress 250sx enclosure to hold the new disk it that helps to shed light on my problem. My laptop has Windows XP Pro with SP3 on it.
     
  3. MrMorse

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    Try it vice versa.

    plugin your 250GB drive into the M2 and the 40GB into the USB-enclosure.

    Start with the Ti rescue-CD. If both devices are recognised you can try to clone. From USB to M2.
     
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    Acronis Support Acronis Support Staff

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    Hello LLogan64 and MrMorse,

    Thank you for using Acronis True Image

    Also you can try to backup/restore the hard drive. Create two partitions on the second hard drive and place the archive to the second partition. Swap the hard drives and recover the archive using Acronis Booting Rescue Media.

    Thank you.

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    Oleg Lee
     
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