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Latest revision as of 19:43, 31 May 2023
How to clone an HDD w/ Win10 to an SSD
First
dd id=/dev/source of=/dev/target bs=64K conv=sync,noerror status=progress
Then
ntfsfix /dev/target
Finally boot the target system using the freshly cloned disk
Usually auto-repair or something similar is triggered on first Win10 run from the clone-target device, also some reboots. But generally it works. The last time I did it it behaved like this:
- Booted, Win logo, some message about running auto-repair, spinner spinning
- Reboot
- Booted, Win logo, spinner spinning indefinitely (no CPU or disk utilization)
- Manual power-cycle executed
- Booted, Win logo, auto disk-check w/ options: do-scan or skip
- Do scan selected
- Text GUI showing check progress
- Reboot
- Booted, Win logo, booted successful to the login screen