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|    Hank Rogers to Paul in Houston TX    |
|    Re: Switching to solid state drive (Part    |
|    08 Jan 26 20:58:32    |
      From: Hank@nospam.invalid              Paul in Houston TX wrote on 1/8/2026 6:03 PM:       > ...w¡ñ§±¤ñ wrote:       >> Paul in Houston TX wrote on 1/6/2026 8:55 PM:       >>>       >>> My main windows machine two drives are cloned monthly.       >>> There are 3 essential partitions that MUST be cloned:       >>> 1) Unformatted Primary, (no name) (none), 128.0 MB.       >>> 2) FAT32 (LBA) Primary, NO NAME (none), 100.0 MB.       >>> 3) 980 (C:) NTFS Primary, 465.54 GB.       >>>       >>> The clone's first two partition names are the same as above.       >>> The 3rd partition is named 980 (D:) NTFS Primary, 465.54 GB since it       >>> is not the active drive. If I booted from that drive then it would       >>> be named C:.       >>> The other machines are similar.       >>       >> #1, the Unformatted primary(128 MB) is the MSR partition       >> #2, the FAT32 LBA primary(100 MB) is the System(EFI)       >> #3 Windows       >>       >>       >>  The usual setup for a GPT disk partition order is:       >> #1 System/EFI (100 MB)       >> #2 MSR (16 MB, 128 MB for large disks)       >> #3 Windows       >> #4 Windows Recovery       >>       >> Was this an:       >> OEM device setup?       >>  -(OEM deployments often use a diskpart script file to place MSR as       >> the first partition rather than the GPT recommended guideline/location       >> after the System/EFI partition)       >> or       >> User Clean Install(using Media Creation Tool media or iso)?       >>  - There have been reports of the MCT or MCT ISO placing the MSR as       >> the first partition.       >>       >> Note: Variation exists in the OEM deployments where the MSR partition       >> is located in the GPT guideline/location(i.e. after the System/EFI and       >> before Windows)       >       > I'm not sure what the OP actually did but have the feeling that he       > cloned only the C (windows) part and not the others. Hard to figure out       > from what he wrote.              ?       I thought he used samsung magician (several times), rejecting any other       solution.              Probably not worth wasting any more of your time.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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