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That looks like it solved the problem. The NVMe drive using Health Smart now shows ok.
Thanks for your quick action in fixing this.
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Thank you. That is the information I needed. PA worked great doing the conversion.
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Thank you for stating what I already know.
I know PA didn’t create the MSR partition and I know the disk will boot without it.
My question is what are the potential problems that might arise…
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A System Backup backs up your C partition and any other partitions necessary to run Windows. There are some partitions that you can't see in disk management that need to be backed up. A Disk backup is if you have additional partitions on the drive …
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@JO45
Just give up. This problem has been around since 2018. I was using Aomei for 2 years and thought it was a great product and recommended it to all my friends. … -
Did you use Aomei Backupper or Windows Image to create the backup? Either should add another image without erasing the old. You have to do that manually for Windows. You can set the number of backups you want to keep in Aomei. Another thing to be aw…
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A System Image is a back up. I wouldn't try to shrink the drive. Just create a "new folder" on the drive and direct the back up (system image) to be saved at that location. I've used PA to resize partitions (shrink or enlarge) but I wouldn't do that…
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You can't create a system image and keep it in the same partition of the image. Don't even think of trying that. I originally posted about how is the drive formatted, but I looked it up and it says it comes with Acronis backup so there is no reason …
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It would be best to use a clean disk. Follow the directions below. Use the procedure for your type drive; MBR use the first set or for GPT, use the second set of instructions. You can enter diskpart from the command prompt after booting from the Aom…
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You should be fine running a manual system backup and then restoring it to a new C drive SSD. I've done this multiple times backing up my system drive to a removable external drive and restoring this to a SSD in my test bed PC without any problems.
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Yes unless you want to keep more than one set. Some people keep older sets to possibly retrieve a file that was later erased before the next full backup was done. If you don't need anything from further back it will not be a problem to erase older s…
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A "System" backup will only backup those partitions necessary to run Windows. It will not backup the recovery partition or your DellSupport partition. You do not need either. I have no idea if that glitch was ever fixed. I stopped using Backupper ov…
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Windows won't (shouldn't) boot from an external drive. If not, all you can is boot normally and explore the image but that won't tell you if it's bootable.
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You usually test by putting in a spare drive in place of the C drive, do a restore to it and see if it boots. This may be hard or impossible with a laptop. What size is your C drive? A 1.3TB image would signify, with some compression, your original …
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Is the drive encrypted? That has caused this problem with others.
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Win 10 is a very hardy product. I've done multiple test restores to an older PC which I use as a test bed for playing around without using universal restore. During restart, Windows seems to find enough drivers, etc to boot into the Windows desktop.…
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Change the letter back in Disk Management.
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The brand or size of the replacement disks have no bearing on universal restore. Universal is only used when there is a major system change such as a new motherboard. A normal restore will work fine with just a drive replacement.
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Click on change icons, select the correct icon for each and hit apply. You many need to do this several times but they will come back. Happens to me all the time with these and sometimes others. I think it's a Windows glitch, not Aomei.
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I assumed you needed more space to save files on your C drive. if i read the article correctly, after setting up storage space, when you save a file, say to your documents folder on C, it will actually use space on your other drive but you'll still …
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First convert disk 2 to GPT. Then try either of these methods. Method 1 will wipe both disks so if you have a disk image stored elsewhere, you may be able to restore it to the new drive. Neither method is great and both have it's drawbacks. A…
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I know it's a poor way to go about upgrading, but just download and install the Demo version. On the top line, near the center left of the page, you'll see "Register". Just put your original license key there and it will convert to the Pro version. …
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https://www.backup-utility.com/help/incremental-and-differential.html or go back one page for the whole thing:The last day if you want the PC back to the state it was at it's latest. But you can pick any day or go the full if for example you picked up a virus but weren't exactly sure when it happened.Just boot up with the rescue USB. If you didn't make one, you can do so on your laptop. Boot into the pre windows environment with it and Aomei will be running and from there you can restore a partition or the entire drive (if a disk backup or the O…Did you make a system (or disk) backup of your drive prior to the deletion?
I'll go out a limb and say what you want to do can't be done with Aomei. If I'm wrong possibly the forum admin can jump in and correct this. Or you can email support for a better answer.
In order to restore the OS partition, you have to boot fr…