Upgrading hard disk

Since Disk Copy 2.0 works separately from partition scheme, file system and operating system, you can use it to copy the entire disk to another hard disk. This is particularly useful if you want to replace the older and smaller hard disk to a newer and larger hard disk without having to install the operating system and applications once again. The media used as destination should be of the same size as the source media or larger to ensure that all data will be copied.

Note: Please pay absolute attention to that only one of the two hard disks can be saved after completion of the copying process and before starting the operating system. It should be connected to the same channel as the original hard disk, i.e. either remove the medium with the copy on it or connect it instead of the original medium.

Tips: You will get additional unallocated space after copying if the destination disk is bigger than the former one. You can create a new partition or just resize the copied partition to make use of the additional space. It needs a special partition tool to do this, and EASEUS Partition Manager is recommended.