Ch3vr0n
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Nope, didn't know about it. And for the review i shouldn't have too. A drive clone should make an exact copy of the boot info and fire right up, it shouldn't need repairing.
If ATI can do it right the first time without needing boot record repair, then so should MR. I've never had any problems with it recognizing internal or external drives (not even my nvme based m.2 drive in a USB enclosure). It always saw them before, during and after the clone, and did what it should do and do it right, on the first try.
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I'm currently using acronis on recommendation from over of my fav tech YouTubers because although MR worked flawlessly for me drive BACKUP wise, I've never had a successful drive CLONE with it when I upgraded systems from a HDD to an SSD.
The systems NEVER booted even though I selected all partitions, there was always a boot problem. Every single time something was wrong with either the BCD or the EFI partition. Retrying multiple times with Linux vs winPE based media changed nothing.
Acronis has worked for me every single time, the first try. But last year they moved into the cyber security market (think antivirus, anti-malware, anti-ransomware) and true image got bloated and renamed to 'Cyber Security Home Office' and I don't like it 1 bit.
I may have to give MR another shot. I still have my V6 full and V7 upgrade key.
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I sure was for anystream, yeah that's me over there. Same username.
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I'll have to tinker with it, but I'd love to do it with the beta
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All of them, i had this issue in the past on win 10 where my settings didn't get stored properly in the registry (not using portable version), so i had to resort to exporting the IMGBURN registry branch. But new settings don't seem to 'stick'.
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Bummer I guess, wish I was. I have a feeling IMGBURN isn't saving my settings correctly.
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No we don't. Just because something hasn't been updated in a while, doesn't mean it stops working entirely.
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For IMGBURN? I never saw any. Got a link to them or a topic?To be fair, in just the last half year alone, we have had 2 new beta releases.
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To be precise, it's a java processing primarily found on APACHE that's used in webservers
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That's The standard for structure of any dvd. Nothing special about it
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The locking is indeed a windows native function. Imgburn requests the OS to lock the drive, to prevent YOU the user from accidentally ejecting the disc mid-burn and thus wasting a disc.
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Guess I'm lucky then I have a bh16ns40, bh12 and gh22 I think that are still working for me side I got them around initial release.
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That I'm afraid is incorrect. Win 10 uses the same generic optical drive driver that's existed in 8(.1) and 7. It's not a driver problem.To be honest, I have to think you probably can't Given the age of Windows 7, the driver being loaded for that device is probably so old that the driver doesn't recognize such newer drives as writers. You could try seeing if there's an updated Windows 7 driver from the manufacturer's web site, but there probably isn't one, given Windows 7's age.
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Dvdfab nice? It's overcomplicated expensive crap, and no better than nero or norton of you ask me.
Anydvd+CloneBD+CloneDVD2: lean, mean disc backup machine.
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Go is french. Stands GigaOctet (giga 8) or something, which does indeed mean Gigabyte (8bits in a byte, so that's probably why they named it that way).
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It doesn't. I don't know where you read that, but imgburn only burns what you feed it. It doesn't convert anything.
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Sounds to me your drive is faulty. You say it yourself that you used MULTIPLE different software products to read dvds. It's EXTREMELY unlikely that ALL of them break simultaneously while the drive itself would be fine. The opposite is a lot more likely, that the drive is faulty and the software isn't. The driver is a generic one they have changed since windows 7.
This isn't very likely an imgburn problem, to your drive is probably dead. As you mention yourself, it's been a while since you last used it
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I believe your MID is the problem. Those umedisc ones I believe those m-discs no? Not every burner likes those. Even less than crappy ritek one's.
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@dbminter they work on the redfox forums too.
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Yes, I know and that requires specialist software. Ctrl+c and ctrl+v isn't a clone[mention=41349]Ch3vr0n[/mention]
OP wrote in the first post: I would like to clone the storage drive to a new hard drive.
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Which won't work here. At least not with the boot drive. This approach would copy the files of the C drive, but not all of them (protected system files and permission) and it certainly wouldn't copy of hidden system partitionsIf it's just data, I would connect the new drive and just do Ctrl+A (select all), Ctrl+C (copy) and Ctrl+V (paste) to new drive, disconnect the old drive, that's it.
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And now try again without the caps. That said you said you wanted to do a full drive backup. Now you say movies, which is it? Anyway if you want to turn your folders into iso's that is something imgburn can do. It's infact one of the main buttons when you start the program.
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Then there's also the fact that 1 batch of blanks aren't necessarily the same as the next batch. Even more so with the crappy quality of ritek. They're no good to begin with.
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Can't be done with imgburn, that's a task for specialist software like acronis true image or macrium reflect
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What is the current state of this software - why does it linger in limbo?
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I asked hit access to that beta a while back. No access here either
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