![]() ![]() The Clone dialog appears with the source disk selected. In Macrium Reflect, click the Backup tab. When I let the tool try to map all of the partitions automatically it threw an error and I didn't immediately understand why. It's pretty straightforward but I just wanted to caution you to drag the partitions individually (like this says). It has been a while since I did it but this blurb on Macrium's site sounds about right. The computer boot correctly only once, but if I try to press F9 to try to see if the hidden partitions are correctly working, I get a blue screen and The notebook Wont start anymore. ![]() If I swap the New Cloned SSD Hard Disk on the SATA connector of my notebook all the "hidden" partitions are now visible in Windows 10 in form of new drives and now I have A:, B:, C: etc. In the old HDD inside Windows 10 I can see only C: and I can see the hidden Partitions only with a partition tool. I tried to use several Software to clone the old HDD disk to the new SSD disk but the hidden partition of the had disk are cloned in a wrong way, I would like to make an exact copy of the old drive with the hidden partition but seem impossible. New Hard Drive: SSD 256 Gb Western digital Old Hard Drive: 1TB Western Digital (Of wich only 180 Gb are occupied) I bought a new SSD 256 GB Disk for my ASUS Notebook A55VJ and I am trying to move the old content of the new. ![]()
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