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SoyDash
Posting Freak

859

05-14-2021, 01:02 AM

#11

Discgenius shows you the option "Verify or Repair Bad Sectors" in the menu bar. The tool also supports SSDs.

SoyDash

05-14-2021, 01:02 AM #11

Discgenius shows you the option "Verify or Repair Bad Sectors" in the menu bar. The tool also supports SSDs.

ken810
Member

05-15-2021, 07:41 AM

#12

Once you've processed the disk with DiskGenius, utilize the warranty. Reach out to Amazon, inform them about your case, and present the scan outcomes along with any error notifications.

ken810

05-15-2021, 07:41 AM #12

Once you've processed the disk with DiskGenius, utilize the warranty. Reach out to Amazon, inform them about your case, and present the scan outcomes along with any error notifications.

LucasGaminng
Member

118

05-15-2021, 09:26 AM

#13

The error indicated difficulty in writing to a sector. The test was designed for reading only. It asked whether it took 27 hours and 36 minutes.

LucasGaminng

05-15-2021, 09:26 AM #13

The error indicated difficulty in writing to a sector. The test was designed for reading only. It asked whether it took 27 hours and 36 minutes.

gavcanz32
Member

140

05-15-2021, 10:51 AM

#14

I performed the task using an SSD M.2 USB enclosure, keeping it outside the computer.

gavcanz32

05-15-2021, 10:51 AM #14

I performed the task using an SSD M.2 USB enclosure, keeping it outside the computer.

timidgecko1134
Member

209

05-29-2021, 04:12 AM

#15

Are you using this particular method for cloning? If yes, it might be the issue. The scan usually takes around an hour at most. Cloning a 1 terabyte SSD typically requires about ten minutes. If the enclosure is slow, it could be timing out during the process.

timidgecko1134

05-29-2021, 04:12 AM #15

ubiel
Junior Member

05-29-2021, 08:10 AM

#16

Next, I need to check if the computer has an additional M.2 port.

ubiel

05-29-2021, 08:10 AM #16

Next, I need to check if the computer has an additional M.2 port.

_Dxf
Junior Member

05-31-2021, 10:57 AM

#17

Instead of going straight, try this alternative: prepare a USB with Diskgenius that supports booting (download the needed software from Microsoft, it’s simple). Make a disk image of the target drive, saving it to a spacious external location where Windows can access it. Install the new SSD, start Diskgenius on the USB, and boot into the Windows 10 session. Use the image to restore the partition, adjusting its size as needed so the whole drive works. Once done, turn off the USB and everything should function properly.

_Dxf

05-31-2021, 10:57 AM #17

Camden200366
Junior Member

05-31-2021, 05:00 PM

#18

I managed to clone it. I swapped the front USB C port with a USB port on the back, and it worked perfectly. Thanks for the assistance everyone!

Camden200366

05-31-2021, 05:00 PM #18

I managed to clone it. I swapped the front USB C port with a USB port on the back, and it worked perfectly. Thanks for the assistance everyone!

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