Acronis True Image is a full featured program that'll clone your drive and MUCH more (it's not free). But before I got Acronis I used to use the free cloning apps supplied by the maker of what ever hard drive I was trying to clone. Not sure if they still do it, but go to the support site of one of the manufacturers of a drive you are working with and see if they still offer download of a cloning app. These always worked great for me. Seagate's app is called "Seatools" Western Digital offers a proprietary free version of Acronis (I assume it'll only work if one of the drives is WD.) Etc., etc. Good luck, Donk
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