Help 911 Cannot select partition when cloning
Hi,
How can I use True Image to clone my original OS drive C (34Gb worth of data in a 80 Gb HDD # 1) to an external OS drive G (150 Gb, one of 3 partitions) in a 640 Gb HDD # 2?
The key here is the option to select "destination DISK" not partition or disk and partition.
Many thanks!

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Hello,
Is there still no way to directly clone a partition?
Just bought tru image 2011 + plus pack (I have dynamic disk)and it seems I can't.
I was hesitating a lot between it and norton ghost, it seems I made the bad choice (additionally plus pack does not add a full dynamic disk support contrary to what is write on the website and the box).
Or is there a way to clone a partition, for example with command line?
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Referring to a basic disk. It is possible to create a backup image of an entire disk or a single partition.
That backup image can be restored (same effect as if cloned) onto a the same or a new disk. User can choose to restore only a single partition.
Be aware that if the restored partition is to be bootable, the original must have been bootable when the backup image was created. On many Windows 7 and Vista systems, the main user partition is not a standalone bootable partition.
The backup and partition restore can be done when booted from the TI Rescue CD.
These comments do not relate to dynamic disks.
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Yes,I know, except it's just too time longer than a direct clone.
What do you mean by "These comments do not relate to dynamic disks."?
I was able to move a dynamic partition to another disk by backup/restore.
My main system disk and my program disk are dynamic. That's why I bought the plus pack.
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My reference to dynamic disks meant that I do not have and have not tested anything that involve dynamic disks.
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