I would like to get links from you. Actually Macrium Reflect is the only one that works for free out of several popular ones I have tried. All failed to clone smaller disk to bigger disk.

I wasn't sure where a Macrium Reflect praise post would go, so here I am. Specifically, the rescue USB that one can create so that a borked upgrade clone from HDD to SSD is not a major worry.

Macrium Reflect (free) helps you bypass that, but it’s even more useful when you need to make a backup (or clone) of an entire drive—especially if it’s one you’re actively using, like your ...

You can clone a hard drive to make a duplicate that you can use to replace a failed drive or get a new computer up and running quickly.

Open Macrium Reflect and you'll see a detailed list of the disks connected to your computer. You have two main options: you can directly clone one disk to another, or create an image of a disk.

Open Macrium Reflect and you'll see a detailed list of the disks connected to your computer. You have two main options: you can directly clone one disk to another, or create an image of a disk.