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remove and clone HDD BCM 400 ????

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remove and clone HDD BCM 400 ????

remove and clone HDD BCM 400 ????

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hello friend, please I want to make a backup of the BCM400, but I don't know if I remove the hard drive, after with clonezilla vs acronis I will make the clone .
merci

RE: remove and clone HDD BCM 400 ????

I do not understand the question but you can use google translation if need.

I will try my best to answer..

-choose which ever program you want to clone, you can even use a USB hard drive duplicator.
-A back up is when your go to Backup and Restore in the programming and create a backup, that is a different topic and not related to cloning a hard drive.






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