#CREATE BOOT PARTITION ON CLONED DRIVE INSTALL#

#CREATE BOOT PARTITION ON CLONED DRIVE INSTALL#

Windows does not install the OS partition there (but.

I also remember that OKR clears recovery partitions that it does not love. I faintly remember a post of january where user reported that the wrong disk was targeted by clone. Is this correct?Р вЂќР’В«elow is not an excuse, but by repair attempts the factual reason could be found. But that experiment will probably be delayed until the weekend since I will have to extract the computer from where it is housed, disconnect all the cables, and open the housing.Р вЂќР вЂћdmin: From your responses up to now, I get the impression that the old boot partition should not have been changed in any way when I cloned that partition to the SSD. I will try pulling the cable from the SSD and see if the computer boots from the old boot partition I suspect it will not since the computer has not complained about confusion arising from having two bootable partitions/drives. When I try looking at the former boot partition using Windows Explorer or any other programs it is always declared to be unformatted.Р вЂќР вЂћdmin: Nothing on my computer is encrypted. The other partitions on that HDD are fine it is just the former C that is showing as RAW. Johnnyboy: I have not tried booting from the original HDD without the SSD being connected. I too found the location of partition I: odd as well but just wrote it off as something Windows did because of the drive letter. Peter: I did the clone a while ago so the size difference is probably due to installations and/or updates after that I have just posted this question now since I had the time to do so.

Create boot partition on cloned drive