Error (0x1000DA) when cloning hdd to new ssd
Hi everyone, I've just purchased a new crucial ssd (1 TB) and I'm trying to clone my hdd (also 1 TB). I'm using Acronis True Image for Crucial as it's available for free with the the ssd purchase.
I've connected the ssd via usb cable and started the cloning procedure with Acronis, after a while (stage 4 of 7 - Copy of the partition) I've stumbled on this error:
"Impossible to write on the sector x.xxx.xxx.xxx of the disk '2' failed to write the snapshot manager drive (0x1000DA). unknown status (0x9). Periodo del timeout del semaforo scaduto (0xFFF0)"
the message is written half in italian (since i'm italian) and half in english; I'm posting the english translation but I'm not sure how to translate the last part correctly. I think it's something similar to "timeout period of the semaphore expired"
I have the following options Retry; Ignore; Ignore All; Cancel. I've tried Retry and it returns the same error after 20-30 seconds; pushing Ignore it returns the same error but the sector number indicates the following sector (i.e. first error message indicates the sector 1.014.917.032, the second error message sector 1.014.917.033, then 1.014.917.034 and so on). I've tried Ignore All but looks like Acronis is not doing anything, no sign of progress in the progress bar and no use of resources in the task manager.
Looks like Acronis can't write on the ssd after a while, should I check the new ssd for some malfunction (and how?) ? I've browsed online for a solution but couldn't find anything past the possibility that the new drive could be faulty.
I'm working on Windows 10 Home, 64bit.
Thanks


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Thank you very much for your support Steve.
I managed to clone the drive after a much needed fresh installation of Windows (I've formatted the drive), the process was much rapid not having to copy 400+ gb of useless data.
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