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During this past summer I got my A plus Cert an. Hello everyone!This is my first post ever on Spice Works so I suppose this is also my debut to the community as well!So I am new in IT and am in an interesting position and am in need of advice.

How can I organize things and not get overwhelmed being the only IT person? IT & Tech Careers.I couldnt see anyway of selecting all the partitions on the source disk under the SSD cloning option and when trying the clone hard drive option it gets to 43 and says the destination must be formatted but is then unable to format it. I recommend you export the drivers to a usb drive from the clean install just in case. AOMEI backupper can do larger to smaller as long as the data can fit. The only thing you need to be careful of is drivers moving to another machine. Then just overwriting the C drive with Macrium Reflect, and running it's fix Windows boot problems, I'm unable to get to the boot menu or the bios using the novo button on a Lenovo Z580 for some reason. The clean install sets up the partitions - no faffing around manually creating them 1 Cloning to a Smaller SSD What is a decent cloning product that can clone from a larger hdd to a smaller ssd, either paid or free. Your new machine will now boot to the Windows exactly as it was installed on the old system, complete with all the installed software, but now running from a UEFI/GPT disk.OP - This is by far the easiest way. You then need to run 'Fix Windows boot problems' from the Reflect recovery usb to create the correct BCD table entry. What you can do with Macrium Reflect (and I have done successfully) is to make a system image of the MBR disk, clean install the same version of Windows 10 on the new system in UEFI/GPT mode to create all the partitions required for UEFI, then boot from the Macrium Reflect recovery USB and restore JUST the C: partition from the system image to replace the C: partition created by the clean install. You cannot clone an MBR drive to a GPT drive.