Hard drives won't boot after cloning - BSOD
Hello, I've been using Acronis True Image Home 2010 for a while now without any problems but today I encountered a major problem that I hoping you all can help me solve.
I installed a 3rd hard drive and cloned my main HD to it, and when I tested it everything loaded correctly. Then I grouped my two existing hard drives into RAID0 and tried to clone my backup drive to my new RAID0 array. After the cloning my RAID controller didn't show a RAID array and none of my hard drives boot sucessfully, they just flash a BSOD for a split second before rebooting. The 3rd drive I installed still shows that it has all of my information on it but now that it's not a bootable drive how can I clone it to my RAID0 array without causing my RAID array to fail to boot as well? I would like to get all my files and programs onto my RAID array or at lest fix my backup drive so I can boot from it and have full access to all my programs and files again.
I've tried using the Windows 7 64-bit repair disk but it says that it cannot repair my windows installation.
Any and all help is greatly appriceated.
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I am having something similar. I am trying to install a second SDD into my laptop and trying to clone it, but it will not work nor will it copy over the boot file. Any takers what I am doing wrong?
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Justin Lumsdon wrote:I am having something similar. I am trying to install a second SDD into my laptop and trying to clone it, but it will not work nor will it copy over the boot file. Any takers what I am doing wrong?
Clone should be used only by advanced users who know what they are doing. It is riskier and can result in a loss of data and a failed system. Create a full disk mode backup and restore it, using the bootable Rescue Media, to the new disk, as it's far safer.
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