Is SSD formatting a necessary step before cloning SSD to another? Can I omit this step and clone SSD directly?
Using EaseUS Disk Copy, a professional disk cloning tool, will eliminate the step of SSD formatting while cloning one SSD to another.
EaseUS Disk Copy is one of the most popular disk cloning programs. It has powerful features, and it will automatically resize the target SSD's partitions and erase all data saved on the target disk.
It's a good thing that people are aware of the need to format an SSD before cloning. However, if you are unfamiliar with it or want to save time and effort, EaseUS can assist. It will intelligently monitor the target SSD size while cloning the SSD. If the target SSD is smaller, it will prompt you only to clone the system disk or partitions.
EaseUS Disk Copy only requires several simple clicks to clone one SSD to another:
Note that you should prepare an SSD with a larger storage capacity than the source SSD.
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