NTI Echo 5 | New Version 5.5 | Disk Cloning and Migration Software. It Simply Works | Make an exact copy of HDD, SSD or NVMe SSD, with Dynamic Resizing | Available in Download and CD-ROM

Update: 27 Dec: From looking at other reviews, it is actually TWO use license. But again, it does not do me any good on the multiple backups on three or more units.

Worked flawlessly right up to making the drive a boot drive, couldnt quite get Windows 10 to cooperate. Finally had to dl some free program to convince W10 to submit, no change to the cloned SSD, but it worked. I love working on computers but W10 had me stepping in post holes for a couple of days till I figured this out.

I have been using my 2011 Acer Ultrabook S3 for the last 8 years and quite happy with it. However, lately one of the keys became sticky and sometimes performed “ghost typing” on its own. I decided to get a new notebook PC. I purchased a new Dell Inspiron 13 with 1TB SSD. I have all my Windows 10, programs, work and personal files in the Acer Ultrabook S3, and want to transfer everything in the hard disk to the new Dell Inspiron 13’s SSD. I searched around and found this hard disk cloning software NTI Echo 2019 with a reasonable price. As a matter of fact, it’s the cheapest I could find for hard disk cloning software. Purchased a copy from Amazon. Took out the SSD from the Dell notebook, used a USB to SATA cable to connect the SSD to the Acer Ultrabook. Installed the NTI Echo 2019 to the Acer. It notified me there is an update, so I downloaded and installed the update. The installation was easy and straightforward. Ran the program, selected the Acer Ultrabook hard disk as the source, selected the SSD as the target, then started cloning. The program rebooted the Acer Ultrabook and started the cloning progress. It completed and reported that cloning was successful. Put back the SSD in the Dell Inspiron 13 and powered on. It booted up to Windows 10 without any problem. I checked the Device Manager and found that there were some missing device drivers—that’s reasonable since the new Dell has hardware different from the original Acer. So I ran Windows Update on the new Dell notebook. After the update, all missing drivers were found and installed. After using for several days now, I found no issues with the Dell Inspiron 13. All my programs, work and personal files work just like in the Acer Ultrabook, only much faster! In conclusion, I found NTI Echo 2019 an excellent piece of software, it’s straightforward, works as promised and has zero issues. Strongly recommended!

Easiest software Ive ever used to upgrade a laptop with an old-school 1 Terabyte mechanical drive to a 512 Gig SSD. Longest part was breaking down the laptop to swap out the drives (and thats not really that hard to do). Software worked perfectly and, Wow! What a difference the SSD made. Used to hate using this budget laptop due to the slow boot time and slower read/write when executing programs --now its perfect for my needs and is a pleasure to use. Highly recommend this software and upgrading old mechanical drives to SSD...

Did not work on my Windows 10 Home with Gigabyte zdp3 motherboard. Cloning failed and recovery partion on source HDD was altered.

In the beginning, I was frustrated; the code that came with the CD did not work. It would give me an error message that stated, internet is required to activate this product, despite the fact I was connected. I called the number provided, but they were closed; only opened from Mon-Fri. So, as a grown-up, I am; sent an email; minutes later, I got a reply with an updated code. I punched it in, and it worked flawlessly. It cloned my old HD to an SSD without any issues. It is a great asset to save on technical assistance when upgrading a hard drive.

Better than programs costing a lot more money.

Set this up and it would never work. Installed it and 2 of the trials....made the mistake and registered them. I got hammered with phishing emails after that. Coincidence? Then it errored out right away on the initial backup and it removed my external hard drive. I tried using Windows to back up and finally had to do a hard boot on my PC because that was all locked up. I have uninstalled the program, but the question; how much damage has been done?

I ran the cloan program. It failed and will not exit to windows. Locked up with no escape.

it did not work at all.....failed trying to clone my hdd