If that screen is bypassed, maybe you have an option where you can backup up one screen before clicking the proceed option. This screen is one screen prior to the summary screen. The point 4 is located in lower left corner on the same screen where the target disk SSD is selected. These suggestions does not include any trim commands which may be needed as my guide was not specifically written for SSD's. You may have to check the boot selection to make sure the SSD is actually selected (rather than the DVD device).Р”В§. After a successful restore, shutdown and disconnect the storage disk and first boot with the SSD should be with only the SSD attached. If you click the PROCEED option, the restore will begin as indicated in the summary screen.Р”В¦. If you are not sure and do not want to continue, you can click the CANCEL option to stop. The summary screen should show what is about to occur. On the next screen, select the SSD as the target disk and also select the 'recover disk signature'.Р”Тђ. Do NOT checkmark to restore track0/mbr as you are not restoring drive D.Р”В¤. Double check window to sure the size indicator is mb and not gb. Resizing the partition to consume all unallocated spade except for the 'free space before' to contain the '1 mb' setting. When selecting what to restore, checkmark only drive C system partition from your backup file. Boot from the TI Bootable Media Recovery CDР”Р€. Only other disk needed is the storage disk containing the backup file being restored.Р”Сћ.

Remove the old disk and attach the SSD in its place. So, it would appear that your restore instructions would be:Р”РЋ. I was trying to confirm whether you had a non-lettered partition as either the 1st or 2nd partition (as illustrated) but you have indicated that you do not have a non-lettered partition and that drive C is the active partition. Sites/default/files/mvp/user285/tuttle/tuttle-dm-new.gif This was the type of screen capture I was referencing.

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