Under Windows Boot Loader, theDevice and osdevice items should be set to unknown.Paragon Migrate OS to SSD 5.0 is a powerful disk cloning utility program that performs fast and safe Windows migrations to new storage devices (HDD or SSD). Under Windows Boot Manager, the Device item should be set to unknown. Look for the values for the following items : Lists of items appear under Windows Boot Manager and under Windows Boot Loader.
If it still fails to boot, you need to use Windows 2008 Server SP2 installation CD (please disconnect source drive first).:Ĥ) At the command prompt, run the bcdedit command. Then check if bootmgr and BOOTSECT.BAK exist in G:\. Unfortunately I don't have another PC I can test the SSD on as a boot drive appears Migrate OS to SSD fails to perform BCD fix correctly.Ģ) Find Boot folder in the root directory of C:\Ĭopy and paste it to the root directory of G:\ and allow to overwrite existing files. I can access the SSD as a drive from windows if I format it and treat it as a normal drive in Windows and/or see the cloned data on the SSD just as a drive. I'm really not interested in losing this install of Windows for the benefit of an SSD so was hoping the clone would work as easily as other clones I've done over the years with normal HDD. Obviously it's failing when trying to boot off the new SSD. I have tried twice with the same result both times - even completely unplugging the original HD so that the only disk available to boot from is the SSD. Status: 0xc000000e Info: The boot selection failed because a required device is inaccessible." Click "Repair you computer." If you do not have this disc, contact your system administrator or computer manufacturer for assistance. Choose you language settings, and then click "Next." 3.
Insert your Windows installation disk and restart your computer. I restart booting off the SSD (even unplugging the old drive) however it comes up with the following Windows error:Ī recent hardware or software change might be the cause. Migrate OS to SSD runs "perfectly" as far as I can tell and (it completes/finishes) and then requiring a restart and advises to make changes to the boot order in the Bios (which is a good thing to advise - makes sense ).
My current system/boot drive HDD (a 750GB 7200RPM Samsung) has only 60GB used on it (I've cleaned it right up) running Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit. I bought and installed a brand new 120GB OCZ Vertex 2 SSD onto a spare Sata port and bought Paragon Migrate OS to SSD
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