Windows 10: Error Cloning HD to SSD with AOMEI Partition Assistant, Error Code 5

I'm trying to close my HD to an SSD with AOMEI Partition Assistant. It errored out right at the end with Error Code 5. It could not lock the volume. I rebooted as the instructions said and nothing.

When plugged into USB it is indeed cloned but as D:.

I tried swapping it out and the laptop said "no bootable media" or wording to that effect. It would not boot.

Anyone know how to lock the volume or get it to boot without having to spend the next 4 hours cloning the drive again?

Thanks in advance.

Jim

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Cloning HD

I don't know about Acronis, but I use the Free version of
AOMEI Partition Assistant to clone Drives and have never had any trouble . . .

Click HERE for a step by step on cloning your hard drive with AOMEI

 

0xc000000e windows 10 cloned on ssd

Hi all,

I've bought a lenovo y520-15IKBN, I want to clone the windows 10 system I had on my previous PC (dell vostro 1520) on my new ssd.

i switched SATA controler mode to AHCI because i couldn't see my ssd on lenovo PC.

I made a clone using Aomei backupper pro of my dell.

I installed it on my hdd using aomei.

booted on my hdd partition, cloned the hdd system on my ssd.

I now get 0xc000000e error on each booting on hdd and ssd.

and bootrec /rebuildbcd doesn't make it !

HELP ME PLEASE !! this is driving me MAD !

 

clone MBR HD to bootable GPT partition?

My HP Vista laptop took a swim and died. I pulled the 320MB HD, put it in an external enclosure and found it still good. Bought a new Dell Win 10 machine w/ 1TB HD. Plan was to:

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  Partition off a piece of the new 1TB w/ native Win10 Disk Management.
  
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  Clone the 320MB Vista drive into the new partition w/ Easeus Partition Manager.
  
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  Run Paragon-adaptive-restore on the Vista partition.
  
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  Set up as dual-boot Win10 / Vista.
  

Ran into problems right away. Apparently can't clone the MBR HD to a GPT partition and have it remain bootable. Don't see a way to do this without wiping the new Dell 1TB clean – which I'm hesitant to do, especially since I'm about 6000 miles from
home right now.

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  What's the solution to cloning the MBR drive to a bootable GPT partition?
  
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  Am I on the right track? I really want to preserve this Vista installation - I have 30+ years of data in legacy programs on it that would be very difficult to access in Win10.
  

TIA