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newly cloned NvMe not bootable

Started by snglnluvnit , Jan 31 2024 09:06 AM

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#1 snglnluvnit

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Posted 31 January 2024 - 09:06 AM

Hello all, not sure if this is the correct forum, apologies if not. I used a free version of Easeus to clone a HDD to a NvME. After installing the newly cloned NvME it won't boot. Viewing on another system I see that it doesn't have the "Boot" attribute. How do I make it bootable?

Thanks Scott

Update. I downloaded Macrium Reflect (Trial version) and cloned the HDD to the NvME. It found a system error suggested I run SFC, did and it found issues and repaired them. Did a successful bootable clone to new drive and the PC is up and running.

Thanks to all those that took the time to read in an attempt to help!

Scott

Edited by snglnluvnit, 31 January 2024 - 08:34 PM.
Moved from W11 to Disk Mgmt - Hamluis.