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1196080	2011-04-21 04:35:00	Hi guys I am seriously considering buying a 40GB SSD drive for running my OS on. I currently have Windows 7 Pro on a 1TB HDD. Is it possible for me to buy an SSD and just transfer my OS to the SSD? thanks in advance	dpDesignz (15919)
1196081	2011-04-21 04:47:00	Paragon were giving away a free version of some software, designed to do this from a standard Drive to SSD This here (www.paragon-software.com) - it came from from giveawayoftheday a few days back, it was a time limited download, but as long as it was installed it would unpack the original install file, you then register (free anytime) with paragon and they send you the product key. If you want it, I can upload the unpacked file, and provide a link. Then you simply install it, register and and away you go.	wainuitech (129)
1196082	2011-04-21 06:06:00	Does ordinary cloning software not work with SSD's?	gary67 (56)
1196083	2011-04-21 06:09:00	Does ordinary cloning software not work with SSD's? I think paragon is just better at shrinking and writing to the ssd as they work differetly to hdds	bot (15449)
1196084	2011-04-21 08:58:00	Pay to check what software to use ,just been through this when I got a WD drive with the new Advanced Format technology,the same for SSD's From what I found was Win7 Backup&Restore(SP1) will image correctly when you restore back with correct cylinder alignment (512k against 4000K) ,was using Todo for backup but i think is a bit suspect for alignment when imaging back Like to know what else can be used	Lawrence (2987)
1196085	2011-04-21 09:48:00	Well I use Active@ as recommended by Wainuitech its very good, yet when I updated it today it won't let me re-register with my key so I have had to email them about it but I don't suppose America is out of bed yet as its about 4 in the morning there	gary67 (56)
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