Otto Melher
AUDon't buy this piece of rubbish if you… Don't buy this piece of rubbish if you want to clone a HDD or SSD, IT DOES NOT WORK! Even after complaining about the failing cloning, got no answers from the manufacturer. Thank you for a great software, wasted money, will ask for refund.
Alan W.
GBWindows8 would not boot after changing partition size. I cloned Windows8 from a spinning HD to an Solid State HD. Windows8 booted fine on the new drive, but the clone process did not allocate all the space, so I ended up with two partitions. I used EASUS Partition Master to extend the partition. After restarting, Windows8 would not boot at all. No Partition Master tools would fix it, so I had to do a reinstall from scratch. Too bad it failed; I really wanted it to work.
Jordan
GBI paid for a new problem... They lie about offering anything for free, so I purchased it for a basic hard-drive cloning. It seemed to lock up a good 300mb of space without reason, system runs noticeably slower and my windows recovery environment is nowhere to be found. I have to go create a recovery drive on another computer to fix what there software screwed up. Buyer Beware.
Thaddeus Braun
GBPaid 2020 version FAILED every time. Paid version of EASEUS in 2020 failed many attempts to clone different drives. A free version of their competitor, AOMEI, worked great. I tried to clone a GPT Windows 10 disk with four partitions to a solid state drive.That cloned drive wouldn't boot. Windows 10 could not complete the startup repair. Then I used a bootable CD with AOMEI Partition Assistant Free version 7.1. It cloned the original drive to the SSD in less time, and it boots and works fine. Their free version works when my PAID version of YOUR software doesn't.
Judy Snitchler
GBDoesn't work/Won't Issue Refund I purchased and installed the software on the recommendation of Microsoft and got an error message that my disk partition did not support conversion. I thought that's what their software was supposed to do! They have all kinds of mumbo-jumbo in their refund policy so they can refuse to refund the money, " The request for refund is made for reason of product failures that are not product related. Please understand that we cannot provide a refund if our product does not perform tasks it is neither intended to perform nor advertises it performs." How was I to know it wouldn't work with my hard drive configuration. The free version wouldn't work until I paid their $39.95 and then that didn't even work. To top it off my hard drive refused to boot 2 days later and I couldn't use their software anyway. I think they're a bunch of crooks and scam artists advertising a product that never works, then refusing to offer refunds. Microsoft recommended them as a possible solution to my problem, and I wrote them and told them not to recommend them anymore.