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I cloned my system SSD to a larger SSD. I missed the fact that you have to alter the size of partitions whilst cloning and cant do it afterwards. So I now have a bigger drive, but limited to the same very tight partitions of the original drive.
I can correct that by doing it again and getting the cloning software to adjust parittion sizes in the process. However, I cannot re-clone without resetting the new disk which is now full of system partitions and "dynamic". None of the disk management tools will let me delete those partitions- presumably because they are system files (albeit duplicate and unecessary ones). Any thoughts other than buying another new SSD and starting again....?
For the sake of all that is decent and holy, STOP CALLING THEM VINYLS (plural). Just stop. Its stupid , ignorant, American, and stupid as well. And its stupid. Stop it.
I really think he needs to drink too much, go for a curry somewhere, behave in a slightly silly way for an evening, midly embarrass himself and then bug ger off to somewhere nice and do absolutely sod all for 3 weeks.
They need to sort this for next season, whatever the result today. Saps excitement because you already know, by the tone, whats happened just before you see it.