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Aurora R9, swapping the NVMe boot drive
Hi all,
We have cloned a new NVMe drive to swap out with the existing boot drive in our Alienware Aurora R9. Are there any BIOS settings that will need to be changed, or can we simply swap the new drive for the old?
Thanks
Doghouse Reilly
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Posted February 5th, 2023 00:00
I cloned my NVMe with Macrium Reflect and just swapped it in. I didn't change anything and a year later I have had no problems.
Tesla1856
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Posted February 4th, 2023 10:00
When you do it that way, you are not really allowed to change any BIOS options (especially NOT the RAID/AHCI setting).
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