Before clone HDD [with Windows 10 Pro] to SSD, needed check HDD for errors??
I have a PC
Hp-Compaq-6200-Pro-Microtower --- Microsoft Windows 10 (64-Bit)
1 - Before clone, HDD [with Windows 10 Pro] to SSD, needed to check HDD for errors??
According to:
59877: Acronis True Image: how to distinguish between UEFI and Legacy BIOS boot modes of Acronis Bootable Media
https://kb.acronis.com/content/59877
2 - and screenshot below, DVD Acronis Rescue LINUX MEDIA - Acronis TI 2018 - should boot in Legacy... to clone HDD-2-SSD...?
3 - UPDATE WINDOWS 10 to 21H2 after cloning from SSD ...? CORRECT?
4 - SSD is Crucial 500GB, needed to initialize/add-disk as MBR --- or the clone do this auto??


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I cloned another PC and had no problems... from booting into RESCUE MEDIA DVD and connected SSD SATA-2-USB, After finished cloning swap disks - SSD - HDD... are you still insist your backup and restore method, and Not cloning method...?
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you say
"If you make a full disk backup of the original HDD to an external backup drive,...
- Recover the full disk backup image from the external drive to the new SSD.
"
So, NOT check the disk 0 - C:/ - for errors before doing this? if YOU SUPPORT checking disk C:/, how to do this?
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And, to recover Data, Apps, Settings,... all of disk 0/c:/, the last page of backup settings in Options --- should be as the attached shot???
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I give this:
chkdsk c: /f /r
where saved the result, is it saved in any log file???
I think after I have restarted the PC, finished and restarted itself, but I am Not present,... how to see the result????
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See webpage: How to Read Event Viewer Log for Chkdsk (Check Disk) in Windows 10
There is no need to change your normal backup settings when making a Disk backup - I leave the performance settings as set by default.
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