STOP - Andreas..

Mathue,

You are obviously trying to be helpful. but do not get sucked into the nonsense here. CCC may, if someone does something wrong, make a bad clone, an unusable, useless clone – but it CANNOT affect the data on the source. If that were not so no intelligent person would ever risk using it.

Bad clone? Quite possible. Solution? Start again following the instructions more carefully. Still a bad clone? Ask a question at (click —>)Bombich forums and try again; try as many times as you like but THE DATA ON THE SOURCE REMAINS INTACT, REMAINS UNALTERED, UNCHANGED, UNTOUCHED. The clone/copy/duplicate may be "lost", but the original always remains unaltered for you to try again – CCC CANNOT cause you to lose your original data – ever.

Andreas

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Sunday, February 13 2005 @ 08:41 AM PST

STOP - Duckhue

Yes the originals were fried in a fire. I made a clone of my main drive using CCC. Right after that my main drive fried and when I cloned it using the backup, the backup was not good AT ALL.

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Wednesday, May 04 2005 @ 06:09 PM PDT