The problem has been resolved. The process is as follows: Cloning, the source disk has been upgraded to a dynamic disk by the basic disk. The clone disk is forced to change the basic disk to boot (use Disked to change the partition ID from 0x42 to HPFS), but after the "resource" Manager can only see the first partition, re-upgrade to dynamic disk, restart and blue screen. See the signature in the dynamic volume contains hard disk hardware information. Blue screen error message: *** stop: 0x0000007B (0xebc1b84c, 0xc000034 , 0x00000000, 0x00000000) Inaccessible_boot_device is not: If you are the first time you see this screen information ... Check the virus ... Remove the new hardware ... Detect the hard disk ... Use disken, but find each partition ID It is still HPFS and has not been changed to 0x42, dumbfounded. At this time, I saw the absolute 0 tracks. There are some things, delete, restart, open! Use the disk manager to see the rest of each partition (including The wrong deleted volume), just not being assigned a disk, assign it. Browse the partition that has been misged, God! The file is not damaged! Do not say, let it go, then upgrade to dynamic disk, Start up, blue screen! Use Diskedit, Han! Absolute 0 track non-0 sector data is not written! No recruit, restart, 咦, get up. Later, I think, in addition to the partition ID, 0 There is no other information and dynamic rolls. The first two blue screens are upgraded dynamic volume failures. The second restart system automatically restores the first correct configuration, so I use Diskedit to delete the way is extra. It is excessive. At the same time, Microsoft In the help, the dynamic disk is to be restored to the basic disk first delete the dynamic volume recovery. It is meaningful. Because each dynamic volume records information on other discs, it is very complicated, and the information is not pair, so the most It is good to use the disk manager to complete various operations unless you are very powerful. This is a few, refer to Microsoft Library KB245725, and then said data has been backed up, let go of the source disk. New generation of idle space that will be accidentally deepened, Don't format, don't assign the drive letter (not dare), wear, use Diskedit to look at it, only the start sector is cleared, the last sector (the start sector automatically backed up) is copied, Raised, OK, the data is coming back! Deep feeling of the benefits of NTFS format! If you delete the file, you can find it 100% as long as it is not covered.
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