SSD Clone Hard drive

[me7alftw]

Recently i cloned my Windows C:\ part of my hard drive to my ssd, but then something happened with the bios i that i couldn't open ( the setup ) and continued work / gaming normally. Now, today i decided to fix the bios ( it was some cables i forgot to connect to the motherboard ) and i wanted to ask, if i delete the copied part of my ssd & copied system boot, nothing will happen right ? I don't want the ( BOOTMSGR press CTRL + ALT + DEL to restart ) to appear outta nowhere, so is it safe to format the clone part

EDIT FROM COMMENTS : Wait wait i didn't explain it because i was in a hurry
So i will try again. Recently i cloned my C:\ ( windows part ) to my new ssd + the system boot info also, so i have them 2 times.
Because my boot disk is C and my SSD is D: It won't be a problem to format the ssd with the windows clone right ? Since it's booting from C it won't be a problem ?

 

[Eximo]

I have no idea what you are trying to say.

I can't think of any cables that would prevent the BIOS from working... That should work with CPU, memory, and a keyboard and power to the motherboard.

Why do you need to delete anything?

If Bootmgr is popping up that means you are missing a system disk somewhere.

If you still have the original drive unmodified and run it as normal, everything should be fine. But then I am not sure what you are doing with the SSD.

 

[mcnumpty23]

afraid its hard to understand what you mean

but if you format one of the 2 drives and both are on the same boot record it may become unbootable

 

[me7alftw]

Wait wait i didn't explain it because i was in a hurry
So i will try again. Recently i cloned my C:\ ( windows part ) to my new ssd + the system boot info also, so i have them 2 times.
Because my boot disk is C and my SSD is D: It won't be a problem to format the ssd with the windows clone right ? Since it's booting from C it won't be a problem ?

 

[mcnumpty23]

thats easier to understand thanks for clarifying

it should be ok

but to make sure just disconnect the ssd then turn pc on if it boots fine you know its safe to format/delete

 

[me7alftw]

thats easier to understand thanks for clarifying

it should be ok

but to make sure just disconnect the ssd then turn pc on if it boots fine you know its safe to format/delete

Okay so the format went ok, nothing special happened but when i decided to format the system boot info CLONE not the REAL one, i got a message that "*Something* is still running, do you still want to run the format ?" And i checked in one program minitool partition wizard that i used to clone with, that i have the Reserved part CLONED and it's active, here's a picture for easy explain : http://scr.hu/7ent/or0uz

Is it still safe to delete it ?

 

[mcnumpty23]

if you tested it with the ssd disconnected and it booted ok then you can delete/format with no worries at all

i use macrium to clone--it can install a PE and that has a fantastic 1 click fix boot errors tool it has fixed boot issues that bootrec command prompts havent when i have deleted/formatted the wrong thing

 

[me7alftw]

if you tested it with the ssd disconnected and it booted ok then you can delete/format with no worries at all

i use macrium to clone--it can install a PE and that has a fantastic 1 click fix boot errors tool it has fixed boot issues that bootrec command prompts havent when i have deleted/formatted the wrong thing

Or maybe since i am cloning now again, i can just keep it and only clone the C ( windows partitiong ) ?