Recent content by Darrell999

Confirmed success! Thanks again!

I decided to try to merge the the volume together with AOMEI, rebooted, and it looks successful! Looks just how I wanted it. Now I just need to put the old SSD back in, and if all looks good after rebooting a few times, then I plan to reformat the old SSD. Thanks again for your help, USAFRet!

Well, I cloned it with EaseUs ToDo Ackup free edition, then powered off, took out the 120 GB, and rebooted, and...it does boot up, but now the problem is that it shows up as the same size as the old drive. Very frustrating. When I go to disk manager, I see the remaining size as "unallocated."...

I'll try it. Thanks for your help!

I think that was my problem. The Samsung cloning failed 3 times, but I eventually cloned with the free version of EaseUs. I didn't know that I was supposed to take out my old SSD after the cloning. I assume that after I try this, and if it successfully reboots with the 500 GB, then I can...

Thanks for your response. Yes, it boots fine from the 120GB drive, and I have cloned the OS to the 500GB drive.

So I put in a new SSD m.2 drive (500GB), with the intent of making it the bootable c drive instead of my 120 GB SSD m,2 drive. To make a long story short, I finally was able to clone it how I need it, but now I need to figure out how to make the 500GB my c drive. When I go to Disk Manager and...

Well, for anyone who has the same question, I used the free version of AOMEI, which merged the two together, just as I wanted, without changing the drive to dynamic. Now I just need to figure out how to swap my c drive with my e drive, but I'll put that in a new thread.

FIrst, here is my situation: I just bought a Samsung 500GB m.2 SSD to use as a bootable drive for Windows 10 (which is currently on a 128GB SSD m.2), and the Samsung data migration failed to clone it, so I downloaded EaseUs Todo Backup Free (10.2), and that cloned the drive, but made it the same...