Clone Hard Drive To Usb Flash

I used the Pearstone USB SATAIII adapter recently to clone my 1TB hard drive on my desktop to a 2TB SSD (solid state) replacement drive. The cloning and SSD replacement worked very well.

Was looking for a low cost hard drive toaster to clone my hdd to a ssd. Hooked up via usb, transferred my files and was up and running in no time

Used to clone hard drive to SSD. No problems.

I used this drive to clone a laptop hard drive to a solid state drive. Worked well.

Worked great to clone hard drive for laptop replacement.

There are three things you can do to your computer to speed it up. First, try to max out the memory (at least 16 megs). Second, get the fastest hard drive (not ssd*). Third, upgrade the CPU. I listed these in cost, and while its a toss up between memory and hard drive - try memory first. My original computer (an Intel I7 - 16 megs) came with a 1.5 TB hard drive. It was a SATA 1.  It was getting long in the tooth, and was creating drive problems.  I decided to clone it to a 2 TB  SATA drive. The cloning problem choked on the bad sectors.  After doing some research, I successfully cloned the drive.  The clone drive was dragging.  Spying a sale at B&H  I purchase two of the 2TB SATA 3 drives and clone one of them. I then defragged the drive and tested the speed. It was reading and writing better than 5 times the speed of my old SATA 1 drive. No your probably thinking, what about those bad reviews, drive not working and failing.  Well experience has told me, if it works - its great. Problem deal with it. I put the second SATA 3 to work as my back up drive. I created an image of the first drive and use it for the daily backups. And that image has been backed up to a system server. - I can sleep nights, can you? So, in conclusion - I would recommend this drive and make sure you have a copy of Seagates Disk Wizard (its free.) Back up your important data, etc. to two separate locations.

I ordered this to replace a traditional hard drive in a Dell Precision workstation. I was surprised to find out that SanDisk did not provide an application to clone your hard drive. While there are several options available via the internet, I did expect this to be included. That said, once I downloaded EaseUS TODO Backup utility I was able to clone my existing drive (Windows 10) and make the SSD my primary boot device.

I needed to clone my failing 3 1/2 inch SATA hard drive. This dock was easy to set up and use for this purpose. Since I will probably have to copy or clone 2 1/2 drives in the future, I wanted the ability to use it with 2 1/2 inch drives too. There is plenty of free cloning software out there. I used the free version of the Macrium software which worked quickly and perfectly.

This cable worked without a hitch to enable me to clone a failing hard drive to a new SSD drive. Easy-peasy.

The hard drive works exceptionally well, I bought it to basically clone the contents of one laptop's hard drive and move to a brand new laptop. It has performed that task quite well, and am now using it as a backup drive (I have another for strictly storage purposes).