- Aug 21, 2015
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Hey Guys!
I used EaseUS ToDo Backup to clone my HDD to my new Crucial 250gb SSD. However, when I was choosing which drives to clone, I only included C: and none of the other partitions on accident. So, naturally I now can't bootup using my SSD. I receive a "No operating system" message on attempting to boot.
My question is: "How do I wipe my SSD to start over and this time INCLUDE all of the necessary partitions? Can I just ADD the boot and recovery partitions to what is already there maybe and save myself 1 1/2 hours of clone time?"
Also, I was wondering: maybe I could use the Windows 10 media creation tool to create a disk recovery on this 6 gb flash drive that I have and use it's repair function to add the missing boot partitions?
I used EaseUS ToDo Backup to clone my HDD to my new Crucial 250gb SSD. However, when I was choosing which drives to clone, I only included C: and none of the other partitions on accident. So, naturally I now can't bootup using my SSD. I receive a "No operating system" message on attempting to boot.
My question is: "How do I wipe my SSD to start over and this time INCLUDE all of the necessary partitions? Can I just ADD the boot and recovery partitions to what is already there maybe and save myself 1 1/2 hours of clone time?"
Also, I was wondering: maybe I could use the Windows 10 media creation tool to create a disk recovery on this 6 gb flash drive that I have and use it's repair function to add the missing boot partitions?
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