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I tried using Macrium reflect to repeat the cloning process on to the new drive however I get the error: "The following drive is in use and the restore cannot continue" along with some I've since been trying to follow this advice. Thanks, any help would be super appreciated! Upon further advice I tried running "sysdm.cpl" but I got the same error as above The specified path does not exist Check the path and try again.”Īs I mentioned earlier, N: no longer exists. When I try to run it as administrator, I get the following error: I tried using CMD from the start menu but I am unable to run it as administrator. I tried to open the control panel but that gave the following error: No such interface supported Following advice from another person, I used control alt + delete to start task manager. When I boot on my new drive, it says that this copy of windows isn't genuine and it's a blank blue screen apart from that message. Gives me the option of booting from two different "Windows 7". Now, when I turn on my PC I get a black screen after the BIOS which I did this in windows, and later down the line I changed them in regedit also.

My old C: drive (original SSD) became S: and my new SSD (which was cloned to) went from N: to C. Using Macrium Reflect, I cloned my old SSD to my new one and changed the boot drive in the BIOS. I recently got a new SSD, with the intention of making it my new boot drive. I'm going to try and give as much detail as possible so please bare with me.