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    Delete the incorrect partitions by selecting the partition and then clicking the Delete button. Caution: Do NOT check either the Clear Boot Sector or Wipe Partition options.
    from here:https://answers.yahoo.com/question/i...9101011AAjz44x
    Removing the disk partition will take away easy access to the drive, but it's not really destroyed.

    The disk partition (in simple terms) organizes the data into a group, which can then be assigned a drive letter (e.g. c:, or d, Deleting the partition removes the 'group' assignment, but the data remains largely intact.
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    so my data will not be removed, right? At least i have a clone to test.
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    Partition table of Partition C and D overlapped-situation

    see the situation of partitions-table-overlapping of Partitions C and D on my winxp.
    A) Ranish Partition Manager
    2txclone.jpg
    B) Partinfg-MBR Partition Information
    PartInfg2tx.txt
    http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/kb/article.php?id=288
    do you see the mistakes?
    Here is the tool and instruction how to solve the problem:
    http://www.terabyteunlimited.com/kb/article.php?id=487
    btw: it was me who made a mistake of using one of the partition managers to hide partition D. It could have been minitools partition wizard.
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    For next time- Not cloning but installation on HD0 and then copy to HD1

    Not cloning but installation on HD0-partition, then copy to HD1.
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    Quote Originally Posted by europanorama View Post

    AND: Just recognized that dockingstation was in usb-2.0-cable and not esata. What a mess! over 10 hrs.cloning on usb 2.0 how much quicker would esata have been?
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    USB 2.0 (HiSpeed)  60 MB/s
    
    eSATA (SATA 300)  375 MB/s
    
    eSATA (SATA 600)  750 MB/s

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    reconnecting dockingstation(external drive) from usb 2 to esata

    Higly interesting was the fact that switching back to esata cable of external drives dockingstation with clone-booting-drive let chdsk run (succesfully). Now i know: Never interrupt!

    Main problem unsolved: overlapping partitions/partition tables.
    2. will now prepare partition data-informations of OK-drive 500gb to compare with "defective" 2tb-drive(see last links), both with multiple partitions.
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    Easy does it and get it right.

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    pls compare these partition table-informations of clean 500gb-drive with 2TX-drive

    Here you can see partitiontable-informations of my clean 500gb-drive ASR500W followed by the bad 2TB one.
    first image is from ranishpartittionmanager, then partinfo.
    pls compare partitions C and D which are overlapp in BAD drive(partition tables overlapped). What should be shown? tool for that mentioned above. terabytesunlimited.com-tool.
    GOOD drive 500gb(ASRW500)
    IMG_0893asrw500ranishPM.jpg
    PartInfgASRW500.txt

    BAD drive 2TB(2TXCLONE)
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    PartInfg2tx.txt
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    They look the same to me.

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    Not the same: check head on 2txclone
    on 500gb point 3 head endings always 254 on 2txclone its 80 for prim 2 extended.
    need someone explaining points 0-7 and the differences.both drive have 3 partitions, 2tx(not clone here) has also acronis Secure zone(sz) which was not copied on this clone.
    you can be sure as a newbie i dont understand that. maybe bootiBM would help to understand and heal. but first i need the experts.
    as you can see i am about to heal also the external 1TB-drive. see other thread.
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    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ranish_Partition_Manager

    RPM has not been updated for many years. (It is unknown whether it works with a dynamic disk or a large sector drive.) It has some quirks and display problems, most of which occur when using drives that are much larger than when RPM was written:

    How to use.
    https://www.google.com/search?num=30...45.RsxDP63NACY

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    Quote Originally Posted by europanorama View Post

    ... 2tx(not clone here) has also acronis Secure zone(sz) which was not copied on this clone.
    you can be sure as a newbie i dont understand that.
    KB.Acronis.com > 1624: Removing Acronis Secure Zone
    There is no possibility to copy the archives from Acronis Secure Zone to a different place.
    (See that page for a bit more info)

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    Acronis.com > Acronis Startup Recovery Manager and Acronis Secure Zone
    Acronis True Image's "Plan B"

    It always pays to have a "Plan B" waiting in the wings for most things in life, and backups are no different. Acronis Startup Recovery Manager and Acronis Secure Zone are Acronis True Image 10 Home's "Plan B".

    Acronis Startup Recovery Manager allows you to run Acronis True Image directly from your boot drive before Windows loads. It accomplishes this feat by overwriting the MBR with its own proprietary boot code. On boot-up, right after the last of the information generated by the BIOS has scrolled by, you'll see a prompt to press the <F11> function key to start Acronis Startup Recovery Manger (if you do nothing, Windows will boot shortly after the prompt disappears). You'll be presented with a menu that will allow you to either run the full version of Acronis True Image, boot to Windows, or Exit (which reboots the system). Using Acronis Startup Recovery Manager's version of Acronis True Image is pretty much like using it from bootable rescue media or directly in Windows.
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    Acronis Secure Zone is a special partition that can be created on any local hard drive, where you can store Acronis True Image backups. The partition is created by borrowing available unused space from the drive and can be dynamically resized as needed without losing any backup archives stored there.

    Most PCs have a single hard drive installed, or two or more drives in a RAID volume, which appears as a single drive. In both of these instances, the single drive and RAID volume are boot drives. Normally, you cannot use any program — not even Acronis True Image — to create an image backup of a drive to itself. With Acronis Secure Zone installed, this is no longer a problem. Acronis Secure Zone can be used in conjunction with Acronis Startup Recovery Manager to provide you with a protected location (Acronis Secure Zone cannot be seen by normal Windows applications) to backup your local drive. While you can install Acronis Secure Zone without Acronis Startup Recovery Manager, you cannot install Acronis Startup Recovery Manager unless Acronis Secure Zone is created before or during the installation and activation of Acronis Startup Recovery Manager.
    ...
    There are a number of advantages to using Acronis Startup Recovery Manager and Acronis Secure Zone:

    • You'll always have a copy of Acronis True Image ready to revive your system without the need for bootable recovery media.
    • When you perform backup to Acronis Secure Zone, you don't have to worry about naming your backup archives — Acronis Secure Zone does it automatically for you.
    • Since the usual "overhead" of running under Windows doesn't enter the picture and Acronis Secure Zone is installed on a local hard drive, backups and restores will be faster than they would be going over a network or removable media.
    • Using Acronis Secure Zone will insure that all full and differential or incremental backups will be kept in the same location, which is crucial if you need to restore your system to its last good functioning state.
    • A new feature for Acronis Secure Zone in Acronis True Image is the ability to password protect Acronis Secure Zone to prevent unauthorized access to backups with sensitive data (very useful for laptop users).

    There are some disadvantages, however, to Acronis Secure Zone:

    • The main disadvantage is that if your primary hard drive crashes with Acronis Startup Recovery manager and Acronis Secure Zone on it — you've lost everything — including any backups you could have used to recover your system. You're a little better off if Acronis Secure Zone is on a second hard drive in your PC dedicated for backups — but not much if that drive fails.
    • There is no quick and easy way to copy the backup archives stored in Acronis Secure Zone to an external hard drive or to CD/DVD media for safe keeping.

    Third-party boot managers will probably have to be re-enabled or re-installed after activating Acronis Startup Recovery Manager. Acronis highly recommends that Linux loaders like LiLo and GRUB should be installed to a Linux root or boot partition rather than the MBR before installing and enabling Acronis Startup Recovery Manager.

    Acronis Startup Recovery Manager and Acronis Secure Zone can be removed at any time as easily as they were installed. Removing Acronis Secure Zone returns the unused space it borrowed from the partition of the hard drive it was created on, and any archive files that were stored there.

    Remember, although Acronis Secure Zone is an excellent fall-back option, it's just that — a fall-back option. You should not rely on Acronis Secure Zone as your only backup strategy with Acronis True Image, but as a supplement to a more comprehensive strategy that involves backups to additional removable or non-removable media to eliminate as many "single-points-of-failures" in your backup routine as possible.
    More like this: https://www.google.com/#q=acronis+Se...as+not+copied+

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    Very nice by you for the informations!
    2. overlapping partitions.
    maybe better to start with genuine 2tx-drive WITH ACRONIS secure zone not the clone without.
    3. I will first run testdisk with the external drive which has data-hidden then come back. see other thread.
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