Will this copy my computers 1TB Green 32MB Cache SATA to a NEW 1TB Black 64MB Cache drive? Thanks
444888
I don't see why not. The copy to drive should be bigger -I even suspect as long as the active areo is smaller or equal to the destination drive, it would work, but I do not know.
106283
Yes. Check your PC it may have an extra power harness but you will definitely need a new SATA cable. FYI: I bought this drive and it died two weeks outside of it's unusually short warranty. Drives should be good for more than two years!
2094243
I have no idea but I am sure it will clone to a smaller drive. My machines are Windows 7.
1314549
changing the drive is easy, any SSD SATA would do. I would go about 250g or bigger if you can afford it. Don't forget to clone from the original to get all the proper drivers .
1126786
Absolutely. Use Carbon Copy Cloner and that will work great. However, I would just take the old HDD and stick it in a drawer as a backup drive, get another SSD and use it as external super fast storage.
2234622
NO. It doesn't do anything to the existing drive. It only images (copies) the contents of the old drive to a new drive (that you have to purchase seperately). Zvika
234949
Based upon the instructions provided with the drive. If you computer is SSD/SATA compatible then yes..
2239340
If its the same mobo as the old one, it should work, if its different it might work but would take a lot of extra effort. It would probably be easier to purchase another hard disk and completely re-install the OS, then pull your data off of your old hard drive.
1407312
Correction... If your original hard drive was a SATA drive it should but if the original was an IDE probably not.
579489
Yes, I have done that. I installed the new hard drive in the second drive location in the computer box. Then all you have to do is run the clone process. After that completed I moved the drive C: cable to the new drive and removed the old drive from the box. I recommend saving the old drive in case of a failure in the new drive (it happened to me).
1317760
Yes, these are both SATA drives and have the same capacity, so it should work just fine.
505077
I don't know if it will. My computer is SATA III. Sorry I am not being much help for you!
1316351
Most Sata connectors are backwards compatible. Just do a quick Google search.
1619260
Way too much information. Short answer: Yes. Long answer: You already have a 5400 RPM SATA drive, so all you're doing is upgrading the size.
556788
Yes. I found out just the other day. You need to format the Target Drive before duplication. I did mine, took forever but, No Errors !
2170881
Yes. Just make sure the drive is brand new and not like an HP, Dell OEM drive that does not come with any warranty.
198280
Yup, it should work. Even if your computer is SATA I, a SATA III drive will still work, but it will only be as fast as the highest capable speed you have based on your SATA configuration.