Error Cloning Disks with USB 3 Type C
Recently got a fancy new dual bay docking station that uses USB 3.1 Type C connector. Wanted to clone 2 drives with Acronis but I keep getting the same error:
I launch Acronis from the Windows 10 application software that they have and am able to select both disks that I want to clone. It then asks me to restart, which I do. When it boots up the Acronis interface to clone the drives outside of windows it is unable to access my "removable media" which I'm assuming is my USB C Docking station. If I say "yes" to waiting for the removable media to boot up nothing happens and it just pops the message up again in a minute or two. If I say no, I get a black screen and nothing happens. I'm assuming I'm getting this message because the linux based system that the Acronis interface uses does not support the drivers needed for the USB-C docking station to work.
I've done disk cloning where I haven't had to restart my computer before, It just does it in the Windows system, I was wondering if there was a way to manual force this type of cloning?
I'm cloning two data drives with the docking station, not the drive that I have my OS on, so there's no real reason it shouldn't be able to clone within the Windows 10 app for Acronis.
Any help or advice on this issue?


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