How to clone a hard disk with Acronis True Image 2014

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More information about disk cloning and frequently asked questions are available in our Knowledge Base Acronis True Image 2014: Cloning Disks https://kb.acronis.com/content/44741 Acronis True Image 2014: Frequently Asked Questions https://kb.acronis.com/content/46927

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Not helpful at all. If I want to put a bigger drive into my laptop and put my target hard drive into my laptop then how will I open up Aronis without an OS on the target. My OS is on my source which is on my usb device. Not friggan helpful at all. Did I miss something?
Such a rich smooth voice
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This software worked where Clonezilla didn't. Pricey but functions and effective.
Works pretty damn well! If you ignore the minor configuration issues I had (to be expected), I would never have known the hard drives were swapped in my computer, like it was a super smooth transition. Also if anyone is curious, I plugged in the new replacement drive to the computer through an external USB-3 docking station and managed to get away with a smooth cloning process. Back your stuff up beforehand just in case though, I seem to have lost a little bit of info.
I just want to clone a disk so i can put that image on new machines to save set up time at my job
when I get to destination disk I get RESTORATION method instead of the menu this gets..........what do I do?
Can I use the free trial version to clone my ssd ?
I created a bootable USB drive with Acronis. It worked great on two computers with Win7, it will not boot fully on another Win7 system. It gets to a loading screen and then goes black. Any help?
I just wanted to say thank you to Acronis makers for the many many years that this program has saved my computers ass ....THANK YOU!!!!
I followed all the steps, I selected Automatic cloning option etc it asked me to restart other wise it would cancel. so I clicked restart and right after the laptop booted I got this message " all boot option tried.

Press f4 key to recover with factory image using recovery or any others key for next boot loop iteration." PLEASE HELP. I'm using a Samsung series 5 ultrabook
Can you clone a drive you used to boot into windows with?
this software is garbage.
I've never done this before but I have a 350 Gb laptop hard drive and I want to clone this onto a 2Tb replacement hard drive. Do I have to make a image of the current laptop hd before cloning over to the replacement drive? Thanks.
This video is less informative than the software. When the software says "it will moved the files" is that what it really means?

You need to get someone that understands English to write this stuff.
I've got the following situation and i could use some EXPERT help.

I've got an older 1.5 TB HDD with my entire steam folder and other games & programs on it. Now i've got myself a brand new 2TB WD black HDD and i'm looking at the easiest and fastest way to transfer everything from the old to the new disk. (Without reinstalling anything or manually enabling games again)

I've used Acronis and cloning in the past for HDD's with an OS on it and it worked without problems, now my question is can i use Acronis the same way for non system disks? I have my reservations about the fact that it makes the drive bootable while cloning (or is this only when it detects a windows MBR?)

Tried googling but didn't find a lot of answers. Help?
When making my larger hdd small enough to be placed on my ssd can I use the "what to exclude" option? For example excluding my Steam games(will make the hdd small enough to be move to the ssd)
"Cloning a disc containing the active operating system requires a re-boot" and "If you clone a hard disc with an operating system.. please shut down your pc..." Can somebody clarify this for me, please?
Here's all you need to hear before wasting your time on this video (3.40)....

"the clone disk operation is not supported in the free trial version of True Image 2014"