Which is the right option to clone ssd?

[TDC999]

Hi everyone,

I cloned yesterday my old ssd (appr. 476 GB) to a new one (Samsung Evo 850 ca. 465 GB). I remember i had some problems getting it going but when i deleted the last partition (was empty anyway) it worked. But when i checked today in diskpart the offset of the disk was 1413 KB which is not good So can i fix this somehow or should i (with that i mean is it better to) clone again? And if i clone again which is the right setting "Scale to fit" or the other. Which settings are important to make it work this time?

Greetings!

[TeraByte Support]

you'd enable align on 1mib, and the option to align to target and/or remove
gaps.


"TDC999" wrote in message news:[email protected]...

Hi everyone,

I cloned yesterday my old ssd (appr. 476 GB) to a new one (Samsung Evo 850
ca. 465 GB). I remember i had some problems getting it going but when i
deleted the last partition (was empty anyway) it worked. But when i checked
today in diskpart the offset of the disk was 1413 KB which is not good


So can i fix this somehow or should i (with that i mean is it better to)
clone again? And if i clone again which is the right setting "Scale to fit"
or the other. Which settings are important to make it work this time?

Greetings!

[TDC999]

Thanks for that answer.

I would have a question back. The setting "remove gaps" is this save to make the default setting for cloning ssd to ssd (assuming windows machines) or should i better leave this alone? I am asking because windows sometimes leaves 8 MB of unallocated Space between partitions which are there in case one converts the disk to dynamic disk...

Greetings!

[TeraByte Support]

You can use it.

"TDC999" wrote in message news:[email protected]...

Thanks for that answer.

I would have a question back. The setting "remove gaps" is this save to make
the default setting for cloning ssd to ssd (assuming windows machines) or
should i better leave this alone? I am asking because windows sometimes
leaves 8 MB of unallocated Space between partitions which are there in case
one converts the disk to dynamic disk...

Greetings!