Problem number 2 is that if I ignore problem number 1 and continue, the 1TB destination drive is greyed out Do I need to run this for the D drive as well? I have run chkdsk C: /r sucessfully (I think) but didn't help. Problem 1 is that when I select the old drive as the clone source it tells me that 'some partitions contain errors and can only be imaged sector-by-sector.' And asks if I want to continue. I have the original 500GB hard drive in an external enclosure, the new 1TB hard drive in the laptop, and am running a bootable version of SeagateWizard from a USB stick.
I am currently trying to upgrade the hard drive in my Sony Vaio E series laptop (running Windows 7 64-bit) from a Seagate/Samsung 500GB hdd (ST1000LM012 HN-M500MBB) to a 1TB hdd of the same brand (ST1000LM024 HN-M101MBB) but have had a few problems in cloning everything across.
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