you probably booted from the wrong drive then
dont forget both drives will be named the same after a clone
change boot drive order in bios or by pressing the appropriate
F key as pc boots up
yepAhh ok so restart the pc, Change boot order then go to format the old one
Yes mate
yep
though if in windows rename 1 drive to make life easier
either by seeing size difference in this/my pc
or think macrium itself can identify drives by make/model number should
both drives be same sizes
that way you dont get muddled and format wrong one lol
always happy to helpOk thanks for your help bud
always happy to help
you could also disconnect cable from sata drive
boot pc reconnect cable after naming M2 drive
normally no issues like that cloning with macrium
but always make sure a clone works perfectly before formatting anything
and that you are 100% sure which drive is which too
is it a load of data?
ie would it take ages to reclone it?
just boot back to the original drive
and clone it again?
no worries mate
long as you dont format any drive until totally sure
of everything then nothing major can go wrong
that cant be easily undone![]()
yeah it would
thats why identifying and renaming 1 drive after clones important
i have 2 identical mp510 m2 and 1 sm951 m2
so paranoid about identifying the drives after cloning stuff lol
at least you dont have identical drives to worry about lol