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Why do we clone smaller SSD to larger SSD?Ĭloning smaller SSD to larger SSD not only helps users get more space to store data but also speeds up their computers. Can I get rid of this partition without causing problems? Anyone know any good program for cloning my SSD? Now I see that I have a recovery partition on my SSD (447 MB). So I installed their magician software but it doesn’t support my SSD. I want to clone my SSD (PNY) to a bigger Samsung SSD 850. I'll let you know the results of that.How do I clone a small SSD to a larger SSD? It recognizes the label and I have an option to scan it. Formatted again using Explorer, copied a zip file to it, it was blazing fast. Seems like it still wasn't recognized, ooookay.

When I converted to MBR, Windows once again popped up a dialog asking me to format the disk. (As in, I connected it, and it says 'Refreshing' for 30 seconds) It correctly identified the lone partition as exFAT, but couldn't read the label and said that 3.75 GB was used, even though I hadn't copied any files to it. MiniTool just took about 30 seconds to a minute to simply identify that this disk existed. Simply having the external enclosure connected to my computer makes everything freeze and die, my laptop won't even boot if I have it connected because the boot manager gets stuck trying to figure out if it has any bootable volumes. It was my only drive, and it has seen constant, daily usage since I got my computer in 2016 - has never been replaced, since it's not soldered to the board. Have you checked remaining life of your old SSD? 500GB ain't small, but if that was your only drive, you might have killed it.