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  Hello.

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  But I don't see any mention of a physical hard diskcloning, is it possible?

  It seems a waste to first create a backup image to the hard drive of the system to be cloned, Acronis then use the converter to create a virtual machine from this image.

  What better image is there than the real drive of the PC to clone?

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  Maybe someone can help me.

  * System: *.
  Toshiba Satellite L-300-1AY
  Model #: PSLB8E
  SN: Y8099024Q
  Currently using Win - Vista Home Premium

  I had to replace my HARD drive due to the failure; new drive works OK. I restored my SW to an old backup made by Acronis using a USB to start Acronis recovery and DRANK files on my external USB HDD.
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  * My QUESTION *.
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  Is it possible I want to do?
  Thanks for any help or suggestion (other than the purchase of a new ODD!)
  Concerning

  Hello

  Check please follow document Toshiba - http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/HTD4103KB0000R01.htm
  I hope this will help you.
  Send it please comment.

  Good luck

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  RAW generally means that the drive is/has failed.

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