Create A Bootable Clone of your Windows 10 Drive

This video will walk you through the simple process of cloning your current Windows 10 boot drive to a new drive. This is especially helpful if you need to expand the size of your current boot (:C) drive.

[SomethingVeryGeneric]

Thank you for being the only person on the internet to make a video using this software that actually made sense!

[uttamkumarswarnakar]

I can't tell you how much I thanked and blessed you after watching this video.
Watched dozens of videos, no one told about making partition in such understanding way.

[stuartjones]

I had been going round in circles before watching this video. I'd followed the instructions on another video on how to clone up to a larger drive and that said to move the main partition to the end and extend to the available space. I did this successfully but I could not get the computer to boot up after it. Following this technique which maintained the partition order meant that it worked!! Many, many thanks

[StevenGladney]

I've had to use this video TWICE now to clone a drive (after my first cloned drive "died" post Windows Update). Can't thank you enough for making such a clear, concise and easy to follow/helpful video! Don't know if I'll be a fan of the rest of your content, but I'm still going to SUBSCRIBE (if nothing else) to try to help support your efforts! Thanks again!

[Hunterfury_]

unlike commercial videos talking about other shits and unnecessary instructions, your tutorial is on point and very helpful, thanks 😁

[Gengingen]

This shows that information can delivered in a clear & concise way even in a relatively brief video.

[Mike]

This guy is a life saver. I had given up, but looked at YouTube one more time. Going into the BIOS and changing it so it booted from the newly cloned drive was the answer. Now my C: drive that was all most full is now my D: drive and C: has tons of room. As soon as I'm sure all is working I'll pull the full one out and add a new spare. This information needs to be on the Macrium video. They do tell you how make the clone, but not how to make it work.

[myfridm]

Bought a new PC. Going to partition my 1TB then create clone as a backup bootable drive. You're time has not not been wasted. Thanks!

[RobertWilliams-uxhz]

As previous post. Easy to understand. There are a lot of videos where people who are doing their best to help forget that the people listening to the video cannot understand the jargon they are using. That's why this video is so good well done.

[coeltonvoneschen]

Hey man, great job on explaining the actual clone process. The first time I did this I didn’t put the large spot in the middle and it did not boot properly. Thank you so much!

[gearjammer]

Thank you thank you thank you!!! You are the only one that explained the order of the partitions and the fact that the C: partition has to be adjusted to fill the new drive. That’s what I was doing wrong. Also thank you for showing where to change the boot drive in the BIOS. No other video I’ve watched explains this. If I would’ve found your video first I would’ve had this done in no time.

[PeterBatah]

Thank you for sharing your time and experience with us. What I have done on many occasions is to place two drives in my USB external drive caddy and execute its cloning function. Takes a lot longer than 17 minutes though.

[sndrs]

Thanks for being the only video on youtube that isn't 30 minutes long, and full of rumbling and fluff.

[CLHall]

You bloody legend this worked a charm! If you get a message saying the drive is in use and can't be lock, follow the prompt and restart with Window PE. This is Macriums OS and you can just repeat the steps in this video.

[Xnakaw]

You are the only one explain very well after many of them.. Big thanks to you

[ralphbeauchamp]

Big thumbs up. I won't drag you down with the details, but I bricked a laptop before I found this video.

[jimmys.]

Thanks for this step-by-step explanation that made sense. I'll be transferring from HDD to SSD soon.
Just converted my HDD to SSD. Thanks for this video. The cloning program has updated since, but the steps are essentially the same.

[panther]

I would like to say thank you so much! This video is a perfect explanation of how to do it. Macrium reflect works flawlessly. the only part that isnt covered is how to get into your bios and select the new HDD but that can easily be googled. thank you again my friend. you deserve a pat on the back!

[IAC.STUDIO]

Followed every thing and at first it wouldn't boot so I started it up in safe mode and that seemed to fix it. Boots up as normal now, thanks!

[cameron]

Thank you a ton! I was watching other videos and yours was def the fix. I had a 128gb ssd prior and when i went to use this program it was making my new 1tb m.2 only 128gb. SO THANK YOU SO MUCH MAN!