Windows 10: Image of two partitions

I've a SSD with windows 10,other SATA HD with programs. Is it possible to create an single image of both systems for future restoring purposes?
Thanks

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How Do I make 2 Drives one

I'm trying to merge. I have two disks the old HD and a new SSD. They have the same image on both. The image has two partitions. I want to merge the two partitions on my SSD. Then I will just remove my old HD. I don't think Win 10 works well on such
a small (12 gig) partition. But the OS does not work if I just copy it to the bigger partition.

 

Can't merge a partition to the main partition.



I
have a C: partition with 416 GB of space but unfortunately, I can't merge it with an empty partition with 48 GB. There is no option to extend partition but only 'Shrink volume' for the C:. Is there any other way to merge these two partitions?

 

As far as I know images of the hard drives will be separate images but they will be contained in a single backup location for the date and time you made the system image so that they are tied together. This is typical behaviour of most packages I have used including the W10 system imaging option.

 

Macrium Reflect will only allow you to combine multiple partitions into one image if the partitions are all on the same HDD/SSD.

 

Shoot...

 

Is it all that disastrous to have two separate image files?

 

If rebuild the two images makes a new system the SAME I have in both partitions, with all funccionalities, then no, no problems.

 

It should. You might have to manually assign the original drive letters to the restored partitions; but, actually, the drive letter assignment should be restored when you restore the partition containing the operating system.

 

Incorrect !!!
@jaca
Yes, you can create a single image for multiple drives using Macrium Reflect. Just put a check marks on disks that you want to image. See screen shots:








To restore:

 

Thank you for the correction!

 

It's going better, now!