It seems you want to create a backup of your SSD. Would you like instructions on how to do that?

F5F Stay Refreshed Software Operating Systems It seems you want to create a backup of your SSD. Would you like instructions on how to do that?

It seems you want to create a backup of your SSD. Would you like instructions on how to do that?

It seems you want to create a backup of your SSD. Would you like instructions on how to do that?

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levo14
Member

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03-22-2016, 04:38 PM

#1

You're looking to transfer your SSD to a different system using a USB adapter, and then back up the data so you can later reinstall it on another drive.

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levo14

03-22-2016, 04:38 PM #1

You're looking to transfer your SSD to a different system using a USB adapter, and then back up the data so you can later reinstall it on another drive.

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Sturmwaffle
Member

82

03-28-2016, 09:27 PM

#2

Is Athena your latest version? It seems it could be a good fit, though your current tools might not support it. For better results, consider adding Athena to your profile.

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Sturmwaffle

03-28-2016, 09:27 PM #2

Is Athena your latest version? It seems it could be a good fit, though your current tools might not support it. For better results, consider adding Athena to your profile.

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Fluffycakes123
Senior Member

696

03-30-2016, 08:12 AM

#3

Have you considered trying the EaseUs ToDo Backup program? It’s available for free and can be downloaded from the provided link. I’ve used it on my USB drive, performing a complete full backup or individual partitions. I haven’t tested it on a boot drive yet—feel free to try it yourself!

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Fluffycakes123

03-30-2016, 08:12 AM #3

Have you considered trying the EaseUs ToDo Backup program? It’s available for free and can be downloaded from the provided link. I’ve used it on my USB drive, performing a complete full backup or individual partitions. I haven’t tested it on a boot drive yet—feel free to try it yourself!

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JaynKay
Member

233

03-30-2016, 08:41 AM

#4

He seems unsure about placing the SSD in the current build. Instead, he suggests backing it up to erase it and install Windows for the alternative setup. If he later decides to revert to the netbook, he can restore the previous data. That’s how I interpreted it.

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JaynKay

03-30-2016, 08:41 AM #4

He seems unsure about placing the SSD in the current build. Instead, he suggests backing it up to erase it and install Windows for the alternative setup. If he later decides to revert to the netbook, he can restore the previous data. That’s how I interpreted it.

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Garrett4000
Junior Member

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03-30-2016, 11:03 AM

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I planned to keep it solely for data storage—250GB EVO for operating systems and apps, 120GB EVO for general use, and a 1TB Barracuda for gaming and virtual machines. If needed, I’d replace the existing HDD entirely, even though XP feels sluggish.

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Garrett4000

03-30-2016, 11:03 AM #5

I planned to keep it solely for data storage—250GB EVO for operating systems and apps, 120GB EVO for general use, and a 1TB Barracuda for gaming and virtual machines. If needed, I’d replace the existing HDD entirely, even though XP feels sluggish.