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Originally Posted by mk1freak
IIRC it may have to do with the way it's formatted, did you use gpt vs mbr?
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Looks like MBR.
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Originally Posted by Razor Ramon HG
Just use diskpart in Command Prompt to clean the disk and then use Macrium Reflect to clone.
During the cloning process, you should be able to resize the main partition of your source drive to fill up the rest of the free space since you're going to a 1TB SSD.
Don't touch the recovery or EFI partitions.
cmd
diskpart
list disk
select disk x
clean
Alternatively you can also use Clonezilla with the -k1 parameter.
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Tried using diskpart, selected disk 1, but when I execute the clean command, I get:
Virtual Disk service error:
Clean is not allowed on the disk containing the current boot, system, pagefile, crashdump or hibernation volume.
I looked into Clonezilla but it looks pretty complicated.
All I want to do is combine the unallocated 111.29 GB portion with the 819.72 GB volume, then clone C over to D.