Clone HDD to SSD Help Please

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I have just used Macrium Reflect to clone the HDD to a new SSD.
My C drive is a 120GB partition on my HDD with 97GB on it.
My new SSD is samsung 850 EVo 240GB.
After cloning the C partition I now have a 120GB partition on the SSD with only 64GB data on it.
What have I done wrong ?
I didn't want a partition on the SSD and where is the rest of the data ?
 
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Its macrium reflect,it doesn't expand to fill the whole drive,just go in disk manager click on the ssd and expand the current partition to fill the space of the ssd

Its in the guide I posted
 
Idk it should be an exact copy

Could always clone again,also how much ram you have? Pagefile will reserve same amount in ssd space but that still won't explain the missing data
 
I've not used Macrium, but it could be excluding the page file, hibernate file and any shadow copies (system restore etc) from the backup to the other disk.
 
Could it be because I am logged on as user -jack
I have a admin profile that never gets touched and a user profile - jack.

every time I try to log in as admin I get the message that it's not possible and that I have been logged on as a guest.
 
how do I fix the admin log in first or should I bother ?
Like I said, no one ever uses it anyway, I just set it up when first installed win 7 as instructed by others.
Should I bother to try and fix it or just attempt to clone using the Samsung data migration tool
 
If you log in as admin will it let you set permission on the HDD and ssd you want to clone for jack to full control?

Or try right clicking the macrium reflect icon,then run as admin then clone
 
I have started the Samsung Migration tool but it states a total data migration of 79,690MB
so I still appear to have about 10GB missing.
I'm beginning to think I need to sort out the admin user login first...any ideas how to repair just the admin profile without causing damage to the other user profile.

It's ongoing right now so will post back as soon as it's finished.

So tempted right now to just fresh install onto the SSD then wipe the old C drive.
 
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