I tried checking online for some fixes but nothing that helped so far. Obviously I've tried using chkdsk C: /r, even /f, after 4 hours of '/r' I tried again and still doesnt work. This is the error I get when I try to clone it: Clone failed - Error 0 - Read failed - 23 - Data error (cyclic redundancy check).-Error reading MFT - Error code = 2. I've used this program before so I'm not a newb but it simply doesnt want to work (I should also mention that I've tried using AOMEI and again, didnt work). Out of thse 240 gb on HDD, only 130ish are with data, the other 100ish are free space. All I want to do is to clone a 240gb HDD with win 10 to a 240 gb SSD. I selected "D" under "FIX OS DRIVE LETTER" and under "AUTO BOOT REPAIR" I selected "C" as the active partition and "D" as the windows partition, but unfortunately I had the same results upon restarting my computer.I simply cannot get it to work. I should also note I attempted to use user SIW2's helpful program I found in this similar thread Cloned drive will not boot The original HDD is my C: drive and the SSD is D: Here is a screenshot of my Disk Management post-cloning I don't know if this had any affect on my current problem but it's the only significant change I made after the cloning process. I also switched my new SSD drive partition structure to GPT from MBR after cloning using AOMEI Partition Assistant.
Here is a screenshot of both my drives in Macrium Reflect post-cloningĪs you can see I'm in dire need of freeing up space in my original hard drive (I've already cleared all my caches, trust me it's all media files ). I've already cloned my original hard drive using Macrium Reflect and currently trying to figure out how to boot from my SSD, but unfortunately upon selecting my new SSD from the BIOS startup menu my computer remains stuck on a black screen with a flashing white cursor in the top left. My goal is to have my SSD as my main boot drive and my HDD as a storage drive for my exceptionally large media files. Hello, I'm attempting to upgrade my Windows 10 Home 64 bit PC from an HDD to an SSD, both 1TB in size.
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