In Todo Backup, I can press the 'edit' link next to the SSD when cloning, but it only allows me to resize via a slider, which is highly inaccurate. I assume it contains a copy of the operating system and repair tools, as I am unable to create rescue media when it is deleted (found this out the hard way). Also note that the recovery partition is hidden by default, and since I have a homebuilt PC it somehow came with the windows install.

Of course, CCC only copies changed or new files, but now also offers Quick. My current drive is 1TB, whereas the new SSD is 500GB. With our next-generation file copier at its core, CCC 6 was built for speed. The partitions in question are normally sized (<500MB) on my current disk. Using Todo Backup, I am able to do this, but the system partitions ('System Reserved' and 'Recovery') end up being over 100GB in size on the new disk, taking up the space I need for storage. Select the target drive which has to be cloned. I recently bought an SSD, and I am attempting to move the contents of my current drive to the new one. Full Mac HD clone backup The other prevalent type of backup is a complete clone of your startup drive.

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