Wiling to buy if it works
I've been having issues trying to image or clone my current Windows 7 64x boot drive SSD to a new larger SSD. When I do this via many different programs tried after confirming the BIOS is selecting the correct drive to boot from I get a disk error.
From what I can tell the cloning process isn't doing an exact clone.
In computer management my current system disc shows
System Reserved (System, Active, Primary Partition)
Local Disc (Boot, Crash Dump, Primary Partition)
Whereas the cloned disc shows
System Reserved (Active, Primary Partition
Local Disc (Primary Partition)
Will Acronis True Image do this in full? If so, what steps are required?


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Thanks for your comments. I did end up purchasing due to the 30 day money back gaurantee and it did work first go. Great program.
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Glad to hear it. Acronis has been my go-to for several years. I still use a couple others as supplemental (backup-backup-backup) options, but I've never had to fall back to them. Hope it continues to suit you well!
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