You should not be trying to use cloning to migrate your Windows OS to a different PC - this is not the correct method to do this. Furthermore, I don't know which drivers I have to install with acronis universal restore in order to make my system functional.ĭany, welcome to these public User Forums. I founded I have to use 'Universal Restore' but when I boot on usb key with universal restore, the app doesn't see my OS. When I boot on the laptop, I have BSOD 'inaccessible boot device'. I cloned the older SSD (put on USB dock) to the NVMe. I downloaded intel drivers founded on acer's website and I injected them into the rescue media based on windows PE. I created a rescue media but when I booted in the usb key on the laptop, the NVMe SSD was not recognised by Acronis. Acronis is installed on the desktop computer. I spend several hours and I don't know how to do it successfully. I know it would be more convenient to do a fresh install windows but I want to know if it is possible. I want to clone a classic SSD 2,5' SATA on a desktop computer to a NVMe SSD on a laptop (acer aspire 5). I have some troubles in cloning disk in acronis 2020.

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