January 5, 20188 yr comment_782282 Antonio, time machine should work great for thatGood to get confirmation, it's been my usual approach since I became a Mac user. Thanks for the replies. Report
January 5, 20188 yr comment_782300 7 hours ago, grawk said: Antonio, time machine should work great for that Agreed. I complete trust the Mac OS cloning/recovery interface, Windows not so much. Report
January 6, 20188 yr Author comment_782321 On 1/4/2018 at 5:42 PM, n_maher said: Ken, Why clone? Is there software that you want to transfer but don't have install files for or something? Otherwise, I think it's always best to start with a fresh install of the OS. All the instructions I found specified cloning, so I didn't think of a fresh install. I see the advantage of a fresh install. The advantage of cloning is that it's simpler than a fresh install, just 1 step instead of 3 or more (back up user files, do install, restore user files) for a fresh install. Since I have no experience at either of these, I'll explore the fresh install route. So far I have the SSD initialized and formatted. Now I can worry about putting the files on it. Report
January 6, 20188 yr comment_782326 Macrium Reflect has worked well for me in the work situations where cloning was needed. I prefer to do a clean/fresh install as well, but dread the time and work needed to get everything reinstalled and configured. I've been putting off upgrading my primary 120GB SSD to a 500GB I've already purchased for months now. Report
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