SSD question

rabbitBUSH

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emexes said:
but what I'm reading is:
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Yup - reason seems to be obvious . . . if the destination is smaller than the source the liquid overflows . . . so not really a limitation but a reality . . .
 

Daestrum

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emexes said:
What program did you use?
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AOMEI Backupper (paid version)

rabbitBUSH said:
like to live dangerously do you ????
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Worst case if it had failed I would have just switched back to the original HDD and tried again. There was no chance of data loss as it never deleted anything from the HDD.
 

Daestrum

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rabbitBUSH said:
if the destination is smaller than the source the liquid overflows . . . so not really a limitation but a reality . . .
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That software I used didn't do a bit copy it only copies actual used data size, probably why it had to read all the files and hence took so long. As long as the used size is less than the new SSD size it was happy. It also copied the 2 hidden recovery partitions too.l
 

Reinaldo

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Acronis True Image, it's do you need it.
 
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