Will cloning my HDD also clone over the movies/films/music etc
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- Mar 16, 2013
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Will it work? Probably. A clone/migration takes everything in a drive or partition.
But if it goes wrong, having a separate copy of any critical data is a nice thing to have. And you won't know it's gone wrong until it is far too late.
But if it goes wrong, having a separate copy of any critical data is a nice thing to have. And you won't know it's gone wrong until it is far too late.
Okay.
It says, how much of the new HDD do I want to use ?
Should I use all of it, or create a partition ?
At 2:50 at this video,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__9k1M_2FKo
What do I do ?
Also, it says, optimise for SSd ?
But I am upgrading to a hybrid SSD ?
It says, how much of the new HDD do I want to use ?
Should I use all of it, or create a partition ?
At 2:50 at this video,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__9k1M_2FKo
What do I do ?
Also, it says, optimise for SSd ?
But I am upgrading to a hybrid SSD ?
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