A clone is a bootable backup of your Mac’s hard drive that provides redundancy for both your data and the Macintosh Operating System. Cloning is easy to do and is complementary to other backup methods ...

One way to speed up your computer is by swapping out your optical hard drive for a solid-state drive (an SSD). There’s a significant speed difference in this swap, because you’re moving from the ...

Buying a new laptop or a better hard drive is always fun, but the part we all dread is migrating all the data from one device to another. Luckily, there is no shortage of ways in which this can be ...

Many businesses protect their data with the use of encryption that makes it virtually impossible to access hard drives without a security password or hardware key. While using an encrypted drive is ...

The time comes all too soon when you will want to upgrade your computer. Agony of agonies, you will face the prospect of reinstalling all your programs -- a day-long job -- along with your data before ...

Hard drives that have failed. Hard drives that will fail. Hard drives that were retired in the course of a computer upgrade before failure. In this TechBuilder Recipe, I&ll show you how to set up a ...

The most practical ways to move an operating system installation to a different hard drive are to either restore a system image or clone the old drive to the new drive. These methods will make a 1:1 ...

TerraMaster, a professional brand that specializes in providing innovative storage products including network-attached storage (NAS) devices, has announced the launch of its brand new D2 Clone 2-slot ...

So let's say I have a hard drive with quite a bit of stuff on it. And now I want to move on over to a bigger hard drive. I read about how I could clone a hard drive, and then put that image onto a new ...

Having a backup of your computer’s hard drive is very useful. Imagine that you have to sell your computer, but you don’t want to spend an entire day burning DVDs or reinstalling software, and you ...

looking to swap HD's on a relative's laptop. i figured the quickest way to handle moving the data and avoid reinstalling the OS would be to clone the current HD. anyone know of a free, solid cloning ...