Okay, on the 3rd attempt I chose the sector-by-sector option, and again it only got one partition, ignoring the “system reserved” partition, and worse, claimed it failed ( yet is was as successful at getting only one of two partitions as the non-sector-by-sector “clone” option ), AND it created a new disk unique ID, so it cannot even replace the original drive because it cannot actually clone the original drive … without manually re-creating the unique ID using other software, such as Microsoft Windows DiskPart … and I still see absolutely no way to clone the “system reserved” partition.
Hasleo EasyUEFI WinToHDD is a TOOL for cloning … something … the way a screwdriver is a tool for automotive engine rebuilding … not.
That is, you need a whole bunch of other tools, and the others are all better, smarter, more complete, accurate, and appropriate, that is, the others are all better at actually cloning not only a working drive, but at cloning ALL partitions on working drive.
Whatever Hasleo EasyUEFI WinToHDD is good for, the makers can’t even tell us and show us.
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