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chris wells
chris wells
posted 16 March 2015 4:51 PM
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I am trying to copy my laptop hard disk from a 650 gb western digital
hard drive to a kingston 240 gb SSD.
I have a macrium image backup of the drive which was taken after removing data ans shrinking the partitions to size.
restoring the image to the ssd drive resulted in a failure error message
restore failed write failed 22 invalid argument writefilesystemdata failed
pdatarun== null remapmftrecordfailed
I put the original hard drive in a usb caddy and tried to clone it to the ssd ( in a usb hdd cradle)
and got another error
failed to create volume snapshot result code 0x80042302
what am i doing wrong the backup image verified perfectly and i what is the best way to clone from a larfer hdd to smaller ssd
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Richard V.
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posted 16 March 2015 5:30 PM
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The 0x80042302 error that you got when attempting to clone indicates a problem with your Windows system's volume shadow service (VSS). See the KB article entitled
Troubleshooting Microsoft VSS errors
and note in particular the section entitled
Make sure that the VSS service isn't disabled
.
Regardless of the type of target drive involved (SSD or "spinner") managing either an image restoration or a cloning operation is handled in pretty much the same way. In either case, you can resize individual partitions as necessary to make them fit provided that the total space available is sufficient for the total amount of actual usage of all source partitions. For details on cloning, see the KB article
Cloning a disk
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(Just a friendly hint: Please don't use all caps for topic titles or text in any forum. It's regarded as impolite "shouting".)
Regards, Richard V. ("Arvy")
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Stephen
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posted 16 March 2015 5:34 PM
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Hi Chris,
Welcome to the forum.
Please read the articles that Arvy has linked and if you are sill having problems please boot into your rescue media and try performing a clone from there.
Let us know if this helps
Kind Regards
Stephen
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