(and also to keep a record of what happened in case it happens again in the future). At least I have plenty of good system images if I screw it up. I'll read that first link again and muster up the courage to give it a go.
(Ended up with data copied and a non-bootable drive ). Mine will allow you to manually change sizes of partitions before doing the restore as in your first link, but I'm not comfortable doing it that way as I had lots of problems in the past doing that on a friends PC. Maybe some versions of Acronis will do it automatically, but mine can't. I went back to the HDD and use Minitools Partition Wizard to reduce the partition sizes and move them. The HDD was way less than 50% full of data because I like to do a complete disk image as a system image, so don't put any or much data on the other 2 partitions.īUT, True Image restored only the first 256 GB - didn't reduce all partitions to fit. Then I was restoring an image from a 500 GB HDD to a 256 GB SSD. "Automatically"? - that's what I thought until I tried it about a year ago. BTW, Acronis doesn't care about the partition size in that if the tlb data is smaller than the drive it is going to it will automatically fit it.
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