Unlike other Windows Server 2003 partition management tasks like partition resize, system partition clone is not so familiar to users. More than half of them don’t even know why they need to clone partition in Windows Server 2003. They only know for sure that data security should be on the top list when system partition clone is really necessary. Well, under what circumstances and for what purposes should users clone partition in Windows Server 2003?
 

Preparations for Cloning Partition in Windows Server 2003

As a matter of fact, there are generally two cases in which system partition clone is unavoidable. The first one is that users want to transfer operating system to SSD from internal hard drive, hoping to enjoy a better performance. The second one is that users plan to replace the old and smaller hard drive with a brand new and larger one.
 
Although SSD installation is believed to be one of the best ways for users to improve the performance of computer, the work to clone partition in Windows Server 2003 is not as easy as we can imagine. There are some questions users may ask during clone:
 
*–I bought upgrade for Windows Server 2003 and want to build the computer with an unused SSD. Unluckily, I know nothing about system migration, so I was wondering whether there is an easy way for me to get that down or not.
 
*–I would like to exchange my old hard drive with a new one and transfer Windows Server 2003 system partition as well as some practical programs to the brand new hard drive. Is there any available method or utility for me?
 
Of course, there are ways to help users transfer system partition. For example, they can ask professionals for help. But we don’t suggest them to do so. On the contrary, we recommend using MiniTool Partition Wizard – a good server partition magic instead.
 

Get System Partition Clone Done with MiniTool Partition Wizard

 

 
Entering MiniTool Partition Wizard, users will firstly see its main interface as shown above. Here, users only need to finish two things so as to clone partition in Windows Server 2003 safely.
 
1. Select the partition users want to copy (here they should select partition C) and click “Copy Partition” function in the left panel.
 
2. Do what tips ask users to do to finish clone in a few steps.
 
Do you see that? Even if you know nothing about clone, you can still get it done easily with the help of MiniTool Partition Wizard – a good server partition magic.