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Discus and support $17 way of migrating to SSD and more... in Windows 10 Installation and Upgrade to solve the problem; Would this work transferring data (everything) from my desktop HD to a new SSD drive as the desktop is getting old(like me)? Is there a simpler way to... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Installation and Upgrade' started by badrobot, Sep 20, 2014.

  1. badrobot Win User

    $17 way of migrating to SSD and more...


    If you are referring to the hard drive dock, YES. And that is the main purpose of the dock. For backing up and transferring data to another drive.
     
    badrobot, Oct 9, 2014
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  2. Desktop came with Vista (OEM) and was upgraded to 7 Home Edition.
    Would I transfer to whole HD or can I transfer just 7?
    Thanks for you input.
     
    The Howling Wolves, Oct 9, 2014
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  3. Wynona Win User
    Wynona, Oct 9, 2014
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  4. $17 way of migrating to SSD and more...

    I have one of these here at work... Echo Plus - Logicube

    We don't clone anymore though, have not for a few years. Cloning causes to many issues with network security.

    It was a great tool though... super fast.
     
    EvilJenius, Oct 9, 2014
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  5. caperjack Win User
    I use it all the time for saving my files to laptop hard drives that I take from dead laptops
     
    caperjack, Oct 9, 2014
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  6. WHS
    whs Win User
    You need the dock and a program. I recommend you use this program. It will do the whole job including the alignment of the SSD and shutting the defrag off.

    But if you want to do it yourself, Here are the instructions. It is a bit finagle though.
     
  7. Pendaws Win User
    BadRobot, I looked at the link you provided and they are $28.98 CAN which is about the same as AUS dollar but,
    from what I can see, they don't deliver to Australia. It's $56.00 AUS to get from Ebay. Is it REALLY worth it do you think?

    I would love to have one of these but, $56.00? is a bit much.
     
    Pendaws, Oct 13, 2014
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  8. badrobot Win User

    $17 way of migrating to SSD and more...




    At $56, you can find something more heavy duty than this one from your local store. The only advantage of this and other duplicator device is that you don't need a pc to clone or copy a drive. To be honest, I only bought this because of the good deal back when I bought it. The price has gone up now. And for the $17 price, it is really worth it. But at the current price now of $28, I may not be tempted to get it. If your main purpose is backing up your data, a USB 3.0 dock (I have a Vantec brand on photo below) should be good enough. It can also be used for cloning HDDs and SSDs using free programs like Macrium Reflect Free Edition.










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    badrobot, Oct 13, 2014
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  9. Pendaws Win User
    Thanks for answering me so fast matey. *Smile
    I will look for something else then.
     
    Pendaws, Apr 4, 2018
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