I initially used the “backup and recovery” method (pg. I bought ACRONIS True Image 2015 this past November when I learn that my backup program (Norton GHOST 15) wouldn’t run under WIN 10. The system WILL boot from the new SSD that is listed in the BIOS "Boot Override" pick-list. The SSD is recognized by the Acronis bootable rescue media (pg. Using “diskpart /list disk” at the cmd prompt shows the SSD listed as disk #1, Online, 223 GB, 0 B free, not Dyn, not Gpt. The WIN 7 to WIN 10 O/S migration went well
The O/S: WIN 10 PRO (migrated from WIN 7 PRO last November The M/B: ASUS P67LE Rev 3.0 P67 B3 Revision BIOS is a version The old HDD: SATA-3 Western Digital model WD1500HLFS-01G6U0 on 25 Dec. The new SSD: SANDISK EXTREME PRO plugged into the SATA-6 connection on the MB The below references point to pages/sections in the 161 page Acronis True Image 2016 user’s guide (Copyright Acronis International GmbH, 2002-2015) I cannot get the BIOS to show the SSD in the “Boot Option Priorities” list. I can get the system to boot from the SSD only by selecting the SSD drive (listed as SDSSDXPS240G) in the BIOS “Boot Override” list. While the system recognizes the new 240 GB SSD if will not permit me to insert the new drive into the BIOS’ Boot Option Priorities sequence list. The problem developed when I used the Acronis True Image 2016, Build 6027, to change the C-Drive in my home-built PC from a 150 GB HDD to a 240 GB SanDisk SSD. Here’s hoping someone with more experience can help solve my problem that requires me to go into my BIOS to force the system to boot from a new SSD.
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