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SSD Clone for backuping purposes?

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Hi,

do you know any free way to make complete clone of my laptop ssd so if my ssd breaks I can just load the image onto new ssd?

 

Thank you

I use Macrium Reflect Free for all my backup / cloning purposes on my work and at home. It's free for both comercial and personal users. Give it a try.

Edited by TigTex

You can use *any* tool capable of making a dd-like copy,such a dd or dd for windows or similar probably the simpler tool would be Clonedisk:

https://labalec.fr/erwan/?page_id=42

or DMDE.

You will need anyway to run the tool of choice from another OS (CD/DVD or USB booted) because you want to make a copy of the disk that contains your operating system volume and so it is constantly "in use" for both reading and writing.

There are speciifc Linux based distro's, or you can build your own PE. a suitable project is the WinFE:

http://www.mistyprojects.co.uk/mistype/mistype.docs/readme.html

which is actually designed for forensic use

jaclaz

 

 

On 9/26/2020 at 6:53 PM, jaclaz said:

You will need anyway to run the tool of choice from another OS (CD/DVD or USB booted) because you want to make a copy of the disk that contains your operating system volume and so it is constantly "in use" for both reading and writing.

With Macrium Reflect it isn't necessary.

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1 hour ago, HarryTri said:

With Macrium Reflect it isn't necessary.

That's true. It is one of the best pieces of software I have ever dealt with.

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