How to Do Partition to Partition Clone /Copy Exactly in Windows

By Michael | Last Updated January 03, 2024

As is known to all, we can divide a hard drive-HDD or SSD into several partitions. Or we can call the partitions as volumes. There are always C, D, E, F or more drive letters for the partitions. For the users who want to clone a single partition, no matter they want to clone D partition to E partition, copy C partition to another SSD partition, clone dynamic partition to basic partition, they can do it easily and exactly in Windows 10/8/7 computer with iSunshare CloneGo- Windows partition clone software.

Why we need to do partition to partition copy in Windows?

No matter which drive in Windows you are going to copy, there must be reasons to do that:

• 1. Avoid the data loss, especially for the system partition.
• 2. You want to clone the partition to another drive so as to release more space for the original hard drive.
• 3. There are a great number of small files in the partition so that it is slowly to clone them to another partition with the copy-and-paste operations
• 4. You need to do a backup of the important data in the data partition.

The Fast Way to Copy Partition to Partition with CloneGo

iSunshare CloneGo is not only the reliable Windows partition clone software, but also the professional disk cloning software. You can easily clone the partition to another drive. Here, a tutorial is displayed to tell you how to make use of the Copy feature of this Windows partition cloning software to copy any partition in Windows.

Step 1: Download CloneGo, install and launch it.

Step 2: In the Copy interface, you can glance at the size of all partitions. Then, select a partition you want to clone as the source partition. I will take D partition as an example.

Step 3: Select another partition to be the destination target. It can be a partition in the same disk or any partition from another hard drive.

Step 4: Start the clone process by clicking the Start button. It will format the destination target during the process.

Step 5: After the clone process, you will get the identical partition with the same data and same drive name.

Notices:

• 1. As the clone process will cover the original data in the destination partition, you need to back up the destination partition data in advance.
• 2. In Windows computer, we will not choose system partition as the destination target unless you want to apply another system to your computer.
• 3. For the data partition, you can copy basic partition to dynamic partition or copy dynamic partition to basic partition. There will not be data loss.
• 4. It is better for you to clone the system partition to another SSD.

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