I have no idea why the other programs would change the partition
structure, but I'd recommend trying another program. Acronis True Image
has worked perfectly for me where other programs didn't. You can
download a free trial copy at acronis.com, and it will take little of
your or your laptop's time. Just select Automatic and let it do its thing.
David Ross wrote:
> Using 3 different programs (Paragon,
> XXclone, and the Seagate-branded version of Ontrack) and a USB adapter, the
> drive data gets copied successfully, but will not boot.
> (I'm looking
> for the solution that takes the least amount of my time, I don't care if the
> laptop is cranking away all day.) And incidentally, why do these programs
> insist on changing the partition structure when I instruct them to do an
> exact copy?
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