Try other cloning software next.
http://www.techsupportalert.com/best-free-drive-cloning-software.htm lists freebies and if those don't do the job, Easeus is at https://www.google.com/#q=Easeus+clone
Thank you for the Speccy report.
Hello,
My two old DD have a limited space and are reaching the end of life, so I wanted to replace at least my main HDD by a new SSHD (Sagate 1T) to continue my computer tower facelift (Studio XPS 9000, new power supply, new RAM, new graphics, new cooler and new CPU).
The OS is windows 7 pro, so I would have trouble to reinstall this one and therefore the cloning solution seemed the most ingenious one.
So I installed my new hard drive, have immediately found it in the disk manager. After initialization, I began the cloning process by Seagate DiscWizard software. Everything seemed to work perfectly until the restart of the unit, where an error message appeared on the BIOS : "MBR error 2" (it now appears each time I start the computer). After that it's impossible to find my new SSHD on any disk management software (windows, Aomis or DiscWizard).
Furthermore disk appears well on the BIOS, and its status is normal.
Does that mean that the disk is now unusable?
Otherwise it is possible to regain access to it?
Thanks by advance, and sorry for my bad english, it isn't my mother tongue.
http://speccy.piriform.com/results/Pm5VeZYiQZZCjDeLvsQ3ewi

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