Okay. I'm trying to copy my old HDD to my new SSD
I initialized the SSD.
Info for the SSD is:
Disk 1
basic
online
partition style: master boot record
capacity 122103 MB
unallocated space 0MB
reserved space 0MB
The HDD disk I am copying from
is:
disk 0
basic
online
partitions style MBR
capacity 114463
unallocated space 0MB
reserved space 0MB
Okay I ran the copy sequence for seven hours then got the error message
cannot copy.. lack of memory ( or something to that effect)
The copy options I checked were:
check source file system for errors
check destination for errors.
resize drive to fill unallocated space.
set drive for booting.
copy MBR.
partition type: primary
drive letter z
While preparing to copy Ghost indicated that the source drive had a primary partition with NTSF and an secondary partition of 10MB unallocated space.
I told it to copy the primary partition to the new disk which showed as having one partition.
So my question is.
Should I uncheck any of the options I selected and try again?
Or should I try copying by using disk recovery by backing up the old disk to my external storage and then 'restoring' it to my new SSD???