I did that with no problem (using the same definition file) but noticed that at the same time a Windows update had decided to install itself so to be safe I decided to create the clone again.
However I became busy with other things and during that period enough changed on the laptop that I wanted to make a new clone so I wouldn't loose anything. I also got a Crucial adapter to connect the SSD to the laptop via a USB port.Ī month an a half ago I used Reflect to make a clone with no problem. I'm trying to clone my current 1 TB HD so I can replace it with a Crucial MX500 1TB SATA 2.5" SSD I bought for this purpose. I'm using Macrium Reflect Home Edition on my HP Laptop 17-g161us running Windows 10.
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