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The latest Messages 11
2021-12-28 19:33:43
The next page will ask if you want to schedule this clone, which is useful if you want to regularly image your drive for backup purposes. I've skipped this, since I'm just doing a one-time clone. On the page after that, you can also save the backup and its schedule as an XML file for safe keeping, but I've unchecked that option for the same reason—I'm only doing this once for now.
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2021-12-28 19:33:43
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2021-12-28 19:33:43
Schedule Your Clone
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2021-12-28 19:31:51
In the next window, choose your destination disk—the one that will house your newly copied data. Note that this will erase all data on the disk, so be careful which one you choose. If there's any old data on it, you may want to select it and click the "Delete Existing Partitions" button until the drive is empty.
If you're cloning to a larger drive, you'll want to click the "Cloned Partition Properties" button at the bottom of this window, and extend your main partition to fill up the entire space of the disk.
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2021-12-28 19:31:38
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2021-12-28 19:31:04
Choose Clone Destination
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2021-12-28 19:31:04
Open Macrium Reflect and you'll see a detailed list of the disks connected to your computer. You have two main options: you can directly clone one disk to another, or create an image of a disk. Cloning allows you to boot from the second disk, which is great for migrating from one drive to another. Imaging, on the other hand, allows you to store as many full, one-to-one copies of your source disk as the destination's space will allow, which is useful for backups.
Select the disk you want to copy (making sure to check the leftmost box if your disk has multiple partitions) and click "Clone This Disk" or "Image This Disk."
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2021-12-28 19:29:38
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2021-12-28 19:29:15
Start Cloning Process
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