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Posted July 06, 2016
Is there an equivalent program to Super Duper for Windows 7? I need to clone my hard drive, including a working Windows 7 install, to a larger SSD so I can make a dual-boot Win7/10 machine.
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Posted July 06, 2016
Acronis Trueimage perhaps?
Posted July 06, 2016
Is it free?
Posted July 06, 2016
No.
Posted July 06, 2016
I'm not familiar with any, but here are some suggestions from AlternativeTo.net
Posted July 06, 2016
Get Hiren's BootCD, it has a bucketload of tools, including disk clone applications, recovery applications, HDD testers, and antivirus.
Post edited July 06, 2016 by Maighstir
Posted July 06, 2016
I use Clonezilla to clone my hard drives (the first alternative in Barefoot_Monkey's link). It's free and relatively easy to use.
Posted July 06, 2016
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gibbeynator: Is there an equivalent program to Super Duper for Windows 7? I need to clone my hard drive, including a working Windows 7 install, to a larger SSD so I can make a dual-boot Win7/10 machine.
I have tried a few apps, none of them worked. Why not just runs fresh install on the new ssd, windows is notorious for lack of cleanup, so a reinstall is always a good idea. I have an ssd with 10, one with 7 and one with Linux.
Posted July 06, 2016
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gibbeynator: Is there an equivalent program to Super Duper for Windows 7? I need to clone my hard drive, including a working Windows 7 install, to a larger SSD so I can make a dual-boot Win7/10 machine.
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nightcraw1er.488: I have tried a few apps, none of them worked. Why not just runs fresh install on the new ssd, windows is notorious for lack of cleanup, so a reinstall is always a good idea. I have an ssd with 10, one with 7 and one with Linux.
I have no idea how many more times I can use my Win 7 key.
Posted July 06, 2016
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nightcraw1er.488: I have tried a few apps, none of them worked. Why not just runs fresh install on the new ssd, windows is notorious for lack of cleanup, so a reinstall is always a good idea. I have an ssd with 10, one with 7 and one with Linux.
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gibbeynator: I have no idea how many more times I can use my Win 7 key.
Should be indefinitely, unless its a hardware locked oem, in which case cloning it wont work either. You may have to go through the phone system to activate, but is easy, done it myself with a full win 7 copy I brought. Hopefully they will turn the authentication off soon enough, now they forced the majority onto 10.
Posted July 07, 2016
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nightcraw1er.488: Hopefully they will turn the authentication off soon enough, now they forced the majority onto 10.
Windows 7 is still in extended support until 2020, so I'll bet the activation servers won't be shut down before 2025, and I'd be very surprised if they issued a patch to not require activation at all.
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