Cloning in BIOS issue
I have a bit of a problem.
I'm cloning my 120gb SSD from intel to an Kingston HyperX 3k 240gb. I detatch all other HDD in order to get the cloning program working. However, once I'm done cloning and reattach the other HDD it still sends me into the Cloning in Bios. When I decline the cloning, my SSD ( Kingston ) gets corrupted. I've tried to fix it by deleting Acronis, but it still sends me into Cloning in bios, and corrupts my SSD! Help?!
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For non-advanced users with UEFI/GPT I would like to recommend cloning - using TIH2013 bootable disk Build 6528
which I did - as noted here successfully
http://forum.acronis.com/forum/42588#comment-136786
It is best to have the new Drive in place where it is meant to be and the old drive in an external case.......
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