Tinkerer
Senior Member
If anyone uses their computer for business purposes you already know what a disaster it would be to have a complete failure of the operating system.
Having a spare hard drive with all of your computers contents on it could be the difference between a disaster or an inconvenience.
A cloned hard drive copies not only your files and operating system, but it also preserves the OS activation.
I have cloned disk drives to SSD's and OEM SSD's to new SSD's.
The process requires a usb cable adapter to whatever style hard drive your computer uses.
If you have an M.2 NVME drive it will require an enclosure to make the connection to the computer you are cloning.
A typical SATA hard drive only needs a USB adapter cable.
It is easy to do with software that is for sale on the internet at very affordable prices.
Having a spare hard drive with all of your computers contents on it could be the difference between a disaster or an inconvenience.
A cloned hard drive copies not only your files and operating system, but it also preserves the OS activation.
I have cloned disk drives to SSD's and OEM SSD's to new SSD's.
The process requires a usb cable adapter to whatever style hard drive your computer uses.
If you have an M.2 NVME drive it will require an enclosure to make the connection to the computer you are cloning.
A typical SATA hard drive only needs a USB adapter cable.
It is easy to do with software that is for sale on the internet at very affordable prices.