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I deleted all the partitions straight from the menu where it lets you select what drive to install Windows to and the installation went on without a hitch. The first time around, it refused to detect the SSD, so I restarted, and the second time it detected the SSD just fine and showed me all the partitions that Macrium had cloned. It eventually cooperated in booting from USB and got to the Windows installation setup. I tried to fiddle with the BIOS to get it to boot from the USB drive. Therefore, I did a clean install of Windows 8.1 by putting the Windows 8.1 installation media on a flash drive using Microsoft's media creation tool. The computer gave me the no boot device found at first, but then eventually gave me a windows error saying some file in System32 was corrupted, which was my indication the drive was finally detected but that the clone had not worked. Samsung's Data Migration software would get to 100% clone, but then would die and give some random message that the cloning had failed, so I proceeded to clone with Macrium Reflect Free. My second attempt was with the Samsung 850 EVO 120GB. The Dell Diagnostics program that you can run when it gives the no boot device message would consistently report that no drive was detected. When it tried to boot to Windows, it would just blue screen crash. Sometimes it would detect it, but the only thing it managed to boot was the recovery partition. I cloned all the partitions with Macrium Reflect Free, but the 3147 refused to recognize the drive, saying that it could not detect a boot device. My first attempt was with the budget Crucial BX100 120GB. The Toshiba worked perfect, I also tried going to the BIOS a couple times turning the machine off and on, and it recognizes the Toshiba every time. I was goingВ to try usingВ tool such as EaseUS or Acronis TrueВ Image, butВ I'mВ concernedВ theВ system may not recognize it sometime in the future, so I decided to go with a different drive. It could not see it, then see it in the BIOS, but not on the setup, then back to not even the BIOS recognizing it. I tried using Windows image backup, and even tried to do a fresh Windows Install, but both the BIOS and Windows setup were not recognizing the drive reliably. At first, I tried with the Crucial M500 and, as others have mentioned on other forums, it did not work for me. Nope, no changes to the BIOS, once the drive was cloned, it was pretty much a drive swap.ДҐ. Plugged the SSD to an external SATA enclosure through USB, launched NTI Echo, follow on-screen instructions to create copy the exact image from the system drive to the SSD on the USB enclosure.

#Acronis true image 2014 auto search at startup turn off for free

Downloaded NTI Echo (included for free with the purchase of Toshiba SSD).