Migrate Easy doesn't recognize hard disk
I just bought Migrate Easy 7.0 to copy my existing HD onto a new, larger HD.
After starting the Disk Clone Wizard, it says:
Unable to continue
You have only one drive. This program is designed to work with two or more drives.
I *do* have a second drive, and Acronis' Disk Director Suite is able to recognize the drive and manipulate it.

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1. I have purchased Acronis Migrate Easy 7.0 , not a bootable rescue media cd.
2. That problem fixed itself after rebooting. The software still does not work. I will post a new message for the new problems.
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I tried the bootable Migrate Easy. It has the same problem as the one that runs under windows.
When I try to MANUALLY copy all my partitions, it will not let me resize my EXT3 Logical Partitions. It will let me copy them and slide them around, but it will not let me resize them!
I bought a larger disk so that I could increase my partition sizes. I bought Acronis, because it works with Linux and NTFS partitions.
My old disk layout is as follows:
.996G Ext3 Primary /boot
66GB ntfs primary
20gb ext3 logical
46gb ext3 logical
10gb ext3 logical
6.006gb swap logical
My new disk is a 300gb drive.
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I downloaded and ran AcronisInfo.exe. Here is the zip file
Thanks for your help.
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14953-86749.zip | 103.67 KB |
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Hello Steve,
I will assist you with this issue.
I have requested some Linux outputs in this thread I found earlier. Please respond to it so we can consult with our Experts regarding this issue.
We are looking forward to hearing back from you at your earliest convenience.
Thank you.
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I have a copy of Acronis True Image that was provided by Crucial when I purchased a SSD. When attempt to clone my old hard drive I recieve the following message.
"You have only one drive. This program is designed to work with two or more drives."
This is really frustrating.
Andre,
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Hi Andre,
can you please provide some additional informations:
- Which version of ATI are you using? (Found ATI HD 2015 on Crucials website)
- What type is your old drive and how is it connected to the MB?
- Which Windows version are you using?
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I have Acronis True Image 2015
280 GB HDD (spinning platter) (unknown make)
Windows 7 Home Pro
I'm using SATA to USB cable
Attachment | Size |
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395267-134209.zip | 3.58 MB |
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Andre - not sure this post belongs here as it has nothing to do with migrate easy from the original poster.
However, the OEM versions are limited in capability. In some of these, they only work if both drives are the manufacturers type. In others, the new drive must be the manufacture's type. OEM versions are usually also old, outdated and don't include newer bug fixes and compatibility with newer types of hardware. Unfortunately, Acronis does not support the OEM versions because of the changes from the OEM provider and lack of upkeep.
2201: Support for OEM Versions of Acronis Products: https://kb.acronis.com/content/2201
Description
Support for OEM versions of Acronis products is provided by the OEM vendors distributing these products. To get support for an OEM version of Acronis product, please contact the hardware manufacturer. You can also get support for OEM versions through Acronis Knowledge Base.
You might be better served "upgrading" to the full retail version which you could do for a discount and would unlock all of the features and give you an updated product. Worse case, you have 30 days no questions asked to request a refund if not fully satisfied with full RETAIL products.
1836: Upgrading from Acronis True Image OEM Versions to Acronis True Image 2016: https://kb.acronis.com/content/1836
21242: Refund Policy for Home and Home Office Products: https://kb.acronis.com/content/21242
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