Would the GPT/NTFS disk with legacy BIOS mode be an issue? Or would Macrium Reflect have overwritten the partition specs during the imaging process anyway? Any troubleshooting assistance regarding the 500GB booting issue will be greatly appreciated. The partitions on the 500GB disk appear to have been copied correctly from the 300GB disk. (the 500GB imaged disk is offline because it has a signature collision with the 300GB boot disk that's online) Fortunately I was able to boot again with the 300GB disk. The BIOS screen simply jumps back to the selection list to allow me to choose again, each time. Could not boot from the 500GB disk after selecting it from the BIOS boot list.Imaged the 300GB to the 500GB with Macrium Reflect 7.2.
Used Diskpart to wipe the 500GB drive first, then formatted it as GPT/NTFS/no drive letter.Objective: To image entire current 300GB HD to a 500GB HD. Using normal settings, compression, intelligent copy, etc. Backing up a Win7圆4 partition form a 60 full 500GB SSD to a large HDD - all connected to computer by SATA. Lenovo Thinkpad E531, legacy BIOS mode, Win 10 Pro. Booting from Macrium rescue media (USB 2.0) to streamline the process.
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