You can do all this inside the program and check out all the
settings in advance. Play as much as you want.
Hint: Get out of the automatic mode right away. It does not
"fit" what you want to do, but would let you confirm that...
Until you hit the COMMIT button at the end,
(which is of course, by definition, final),
you can run as many "what - if's" as you want...
FWIW, I do almost all my Acronis stuff of this type from their
CD boot disks so I KNOW nothing is active in Windows...
For simple types of drives and installation types (single boot, etc)
with or without changing target partition sizes, I have always
been just as likely to use the tools that come with a new drive.
(Update any software "in the HD package" from the WEB
before you try this at home...)
Rick Glazier
From: "Rob Sharp" > My main system disk is on its way out, judging from an inspection by
SpinRite. I bought myself a new drive to replace it, and so I'm planning
on using the Add a Drive feature of Acronis True Image 7 to clone it
onto the new disk.
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