seagate discwizard does not detect drive

I know these imaging programs don't make any changes to Windows, but Macrium was the point where Windows threw that error (which I now know may have been repairable without doing a full clone).ĭoes Macrium usually require a reboot after imaging a drive? Still cannot use Discwizard to make an image, and have hesitated to try Macrium again. Used Mini Partition Tool instead, successfully redid the cloning, got the old HDD out again, got the SSD up and running, adjusted, all of that. Tried to re-clone the HDD to the SSD, only this time the SSD showed in Discwizard grayed out, listed as 'not initialized.' Ran Macrium, made an image of the C partition, was prompted to reboot. Posted here, saw your rec for Macrium (which I've only heard great things about over the years), downloaded and installed it. Used the Discwizard CD to boot the machine, same result. Tried to use Discwizard to make an image of my new C partition, and it failed to even show the SSD as a source disk. Rebooted multiple times without incident.

Windows booted, I added some programs and made the necessary changes to Windows when using an SSD. Removed old HDD from system and replaced it with SSD. Is that the case or were you booting from the drive that you cloned the SSD to?Discwizard to clone old HDD to new SSD. When you said Windows was borked after a reboot, I thought you were referring to a reboot from the SSD.

Seagate discwizard does not detect drive