This is something I haven't seen before.
I took an old box and changed the disk from a 1TB spindle to a 1TB SSD. I used dd to the the bit for bit copy of the drive to the new SSD and then had to work some windows magic to get the drive letter on the new SSD to become C:\ instead of X:\.
BUT here's the kicker, after every windows update (they happen a ton) the boot loader seems unable to find windows to boot. I have to boot into windows recovery using a thumbstick and run the various fixmbr fixbootsect things to get it to boot.
Thoughts?
I took an old box and changed the disk from a 1TB spindle to a 1TB SSD. I used dd to the the bit for bit copy of the drive to the new SSD and then had to work some windows magic to get the drive letter on the new SSD to become C:\ instead of X:\.
BUT here's the kicker, after every windows update (they happen a ton) the boot loader seems unable to find windows to boot. I have to boot into windows recovery using a thumbstick and run the various fixmbr fixbootsect things to get it to boot.
Thoughts?