Seagate discwizard does not detect drive

Seagate discwizard does not detect drive full#
Seagate discwizard does not detect drive free#

It doesn't see the OEM SSD which is still sitting in the original m.2 socket (the one with the anti-tamper label and labelled 'JSSD1') which has the OS and programs on. Or Disk 2 the SSD occupying the (originally empty) m.2 socket on the motherboard which is labelled 'JSSD2'. I only get two choices for the source disk:Дisk 1 (the USB Flash Drive that Acronis is on) I made an Acronis USB bootable drive - using this in the laptop, this is what I get: I want to make a copy of the OEM SSD to mitigate against future failures. I have used, several times in the past, Acronis True Image.ДЇor some reason (can't remember now, so much has happened) I purchased the up-to-date copy Acronis 2020 at the end of January.

I'd like to clone (or image - what's the difference?) the SSD as fitted to the machine when purchased - what I have referred to in this thread as the OEM SSD. I'm still were I was at post #3 this thread. Make sure you label both well so they do not misunderstand which is which.ДЄnd I know you cannot take a screenshot, as someone else asked, because you are booting from the USB but a photo should do instead.

Seagate discwizard does not detect drive full#

Your version might also have a SystemReport capability - possibly within the full application's Tools, All tools section. Acronis support will want to see the SystemReport that you can opt to create when booting from their USB. I have found them to be very helpful in the past. If so, ask Acronis support about the problem.

Seagate discwizard does not detect drive free#

you are not running one of the free sawn-off versions such as ATI WD Edition or Seagate's DiscWizard. If I understand you correctly, you have bought Acronis i.e. You don't have to boot from their USB to make an Acronis image.

I take it that you are just doing this as a training & system-proving exercise. I have one computer with an HDD connected in place of a DVD drive and the Acronis boot USB cannot see that either. I believe that you have said that your computer specs do not identify the connection you have used for this extra drive so there might be something strange about it. It cannot detect all types of connection. When booting from an Acronis boot USB, it does not have the refined capability of detecting drives that Windows does.