FAST Disk Clone With Orico 6629us3c USB3 DOCK
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- FAST HDD or SSD Cloning with ORICO USB3
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Here we provide you the fastest way to clone a hard drive--use the disk clone software - EaseUS Disk Copy. It is an easy and secure disk and copy/clone utility that can help you to transfer data and upgrade hard disk at a super fast speed.
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This is the best dual drive dock I could find, it has USB3 support and also runs in standalone mode for disk cloning. I have had this for about a year now and it has saved my butt a few times!
When I first got it I made a review video: • Easy HDD Cloning SATA ...
I thought I would take the time to answer some of the questions raised, and clone a drive in the process.
Speed wise, the manual says it will do 60MB/s but in practice I have found it to be closer to 90-100MB/s if my math is correct!
So long story short, I managed to clone nearly 30GB of data from a WIndows 10 install from the Kingston 120 SSD to a Sandisk 240GB drive in under 6 minutes! So that is roughly 100MB/s although, if you take into account the processing overhead the device will be faster/slower depending on numerous factors.
Anyway hope this video has been helpful?
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Here we provide you the fastest way to clone a hard drive--use the disk clone software - EaseUS Disk Copy. It is an easy and secure disk and copy/clone utility that can help you to transfer data and upgrade hard disk at a super fast speed.
Link: bit.ly/3vqlnxA
but will EaseUS Disk Copy clone a Mac OS?
Just to clarify, this unit does a sector by sector copy of the drive, so it’s not copying 30GB of data, it’s copying 120GB of data (yes, even the blank areas) in that time frame. If you look at the new drive when you plug it in, it will show as a 120GB drive with ~120GB free space that you have to expand into.
yes that sounds right
I would like to add on to Mike's demo. The video was being sped up during the part when the START button was being pressed.
The behaviour of the running LED was not displayed in slower motion it would be helpful if the video could could be played back in slower motion for clarity.
The % LEDs light up in acending order (aka running light from 0% -> 25% ....) before it hits the next 25% mark. Thereafter the acending order happends before it hits the 75% mark and finally the 100%. The LEDs beside the 2 HDDs lights up constantly and do not flash betwwen Red & Blue for the whole cloning process.
Initially I wasn't sure whether the HDD were cloning. Then I touch my SATA HDD and realised that both the HDD were spining.
I allow it to continue to run till the end of the cloning process. Once the cloning process stops at 100%. Both HDD will stop spining (Vibration Stops). Hope my comments would help the next user to have a better graps on the device cloning behaviour. Lastly, this device was confirmed by the manufacturer that cloning can only happen when both HDD are either same in data capacity or Target to be large then the source. If the target HDD is smaller than the Source HDD. The device HDD Blue light will keep flashing indicating that the target data capacity does not qualify for cloning. In this case, cloning will not be carried out.
thanks for the info
Well apparently I love terrible unboxing, reviews and how to
videos, because I liked and subscribed. lol
I do appreciate the to-the-point simple style of your videos. Thank you.
Thanks I think Andy 😁
Good to have you as part of our community 😍
@@mikesunboxing Well you keep calling your videos terrible so. lol
Just for a point of reference, I cloned a 4TB hard disk. It took about 8 hours.
Thanks Steve, really useful info. I still don't know if it clones sector by sector or if there is some logic that skips empty space?
Thanks for that. It doesn't skip empty space. My almost empty 4TB takes about as long. The user manual also says that it doesn't matter whether the drive is full or empty.
I know this comment is a year old but I found it helpful just the same. Pretty much it takes just as long as the software clone would when doing Hard drive to hard drive cloning through a PC. Nice to know.
As someone who has just bought a mini pc (ACEMAGICIAN Mini PC Intel i7-10810U), and Orico 40TB 4 bay enclosure (from using a normal pc), I notice your Orico videos are 4 years old plus. I am sure I would have enjoyed seeing more vids on how to use these items. This video is good, but would love more info about larger HD docking stations. There is only basic information so far on UA-cam. I'm sure I'm not the only person transferring from a large PC to mini and docking stations (I have four HD's lol) who would be really grateful for more details on pros and cons, how to get over any shortcomings. Fortunately I'm not a game player lol.
i'll see what i can do
I have this system and am using it for the first time today. I came to see if the lights scrolling back and forth are normal or if I needed to do something more.
Note that what you say for cloning the drive is absolutely different from what the manual says.
The manual on page 11, says that it does a bit by bit copy whether there is data on the drive or not, so it would take the same amount of time to copy a 128 GB blank drive to a new drive as it would take to copy a full 128 GB drive to a new drive.
I am copying a 1TB SSD with under 300 GB on it, to a 2TB SSD and it has been running for well over 30 minutes with no sign of the 25% light going solid yet.
It is funny as I also upgraded my NVM2 drive from 512GB to a 1TB using another manufacturers device and it flew. :D Although I made the mistake of touching the drive when it was done, it was VERY VERY hot. Both of them.Just waiting for the SSD's to finish so I can reassemble the system and see how it works.
let me know how it goes
@@mikesunboxing It took 2 hours like the manual said it would. It did do a bit by bit copy and recreated the source drive all the way to the size of the drive. You have to go in with a partition manager and resize the partition if you want to utilize the entire drive as one partition. NOTE, Windows 10 does NOT allow you to move partitions on the same drive around. What this meant for me, this was my HP boot drive with Windows on it and a recovery partition. Once the drive was copied from the 512GB to the 1TB, I had another 512GB that was Unallocated. However, you can NOT just add that unallocated space to the windows partition because the recovery partition is right in between. You can only expand a partition using unallocated space on a partition adjacent to each other. I had actually upgraded my Sata drive from 1TB to 2TB today as well so already knew this was going to happen. Because that was my data drive, I had zero problem using windows built in drive manager to grow that partition to use the entire drive.
Can clone HDD with windows?
After the clone is done, the target Drive can be use the windows?
I mean this device(orico) not only like copy the data.
Can it clone the partition?
I want change my HDD laptop to new SSD drive without installation windows again. Maybe the device can clone what i want
Appreciate for the answer
Thank you 😊
yes it will copy 1:1 and will boot to windows
Hope orico 6648US3-C-V1-BK does the same... Planning to buy one. Need to be sure...
Hi Mike, You have good presentation skills and covered the points I was looking for. I generally look for three or four minute primers and passed yours up as overly long until the shorter versions proved to be nonsense compiled by un-knowledgeable presenters. A writer below commented on 'too much information' and that is my only critique. Stick to pertinent facts rather than fillers. Thanks for the insight. I couldn't find the instructions that came with the unit, now I am full bottle!
Thanks for the feedback. I do appreciate it.
It's hard to not get into the other information for me, I guess it is just the real me coming through 😀
I have tried to film more concise videos but I feel that they lack the personal touch and some of my personal perspective which I enjoy seeing in other people's content.
I will take your points on board though and see if I can reign it in a bit
Thanks for the video! First time I thought that beep sound means some error :)
lol don't be afraid of the beep it is okay
Cloning a 1TB platter drive to a ssd right now. Been running for about 15 hours. The status light for percent is just scrolling and does not have a solid color on any of the percentages. Is this normal?
no that sounds like it hasn't worked at all
Hi Mike, thanks for the video. I've got an issue / question about copying. I was going through the comments but I couldn't find an ideal same question.
So, I'm using 2x Seagate 2TB drives, both formatted in MacOS. One (source) contains all the data. The other one (target) is empty but formatted. Both disks are loaded. The switch is set to clone. I've pressed the start button and the device started beeping and copying/cloning... I was looking at the blue lights (25%, 50%, 75%, 100%) and they were indicating me that the process is running. After a while it beeped again. So I assumed it has finished the process. I've switched it back to "USB" and reconnected it to my Mac book - Now only the target is showing up in finder, NOT the source? After looking into Disc Utility again, I saw that the partition was gone and was renamed to its first or original name. But I could not get into my files on the seconded drive. Am I doing anything wrong in the process of copying/cloning/Formatting? Is it supposed to be like that?
THANK YOU in advance!
the formatting or structure of the drive should not have any real effect on the cloning, it should be just doing a hardware level, sector by sector copy including disk format and file types etc.
Normally when cloning a drive i would only then use one at a time in windows or via USB as they both will have the same data and sometimes this will cause issues with them being read properly
@@mikesunboxing well how should I then clone a disc when only one is used? 😅 or do you mean using only one when working on the drive? -> yea of course, I only work on disc a. At the end of a day I insert drive b and start cloning. That all works fine. The issue I had was that when both disc where inserted (disc a in target and disc b in source) only disc a showed up, NOT disc b. Which leads me to the following question: is it actually possible to boot a disc through the source slot? Or does only the target source is able to get recognized by a Pc or Mac?
@@maaattW This is maybe easier to fix or at least advise if we can ask more questions and get direct answers, so feel free to join our Discord chat and we can go over it in more detail discord.gg/gaeeDPw
@@mikesunboxing funny how you dodge my questions again 😅
Good move with guiding me into your chat/Plattform... maybe I’ll follow someday.
Thanks and greets
It's not bad speed at all. My USB 2 dock works out at 5MBs, which is 6 times slower than this and is not standalone. So is probably variable dependent on the system you are using to run it. £32 is a nice price too. I see that Startech have a USB 3.1 Gen 2 version out at £100. But I can't see the speeds being much different as the SATA will be the bottleneck.
I'll have to see if you've reviewed this device. I don't need the clone feature it I'm curious what the build quality is like. I'm thinking of getting their 4 bay dock.
decent build quality, still all in one piece and working
Perfect tutorial.
Infinite thank you.
You're welcome!
please confirm that all the leds turn on and the ones next to each disk are lit still too...i let my docking station working ..when i came back the porcentage leds are fully on but the others are flashing yet ..
not sure sorry it was a long time ago
Question. My Target drive has information on it already. If I put the Source Drive to copy onto to the Target will I be fine? Or do I have to clear the Target drive of data?
the target will be completely over written no need to format or clear partitions
Nice :)
I have something very similar from Digitus
Can be clone 500gb sata to 240gb ssd( only 100gb data on source disk) which important? Partition size, using data size or psychical drive size?
yes but resize the 500gb drive to about 200GB before
Cloning is "Disk to Disk" but not "File to File". Duplicate an empty 120GB drive will take the same time as full-filled 120GB.
yes it creates a one for one copy of sectors and structure regardless of the data
I have a failing hdd (slows and freezes my laptop but still somewhat readable). Is it possible to clone it safely to a new one?
It isn't guaranteed but definitely worth a go. Try and keep the drive nice and cool this should help if it is a failing component. But every drive is different as will have various success rates
you can try, but, not optimistic!
wow no software needed only hardware, cool!
yes it is pretty good for a hardware device
LOL, Try to clone a 500Gb (60Gb used) disk but failed, end up targeted disk must larger / equal to source disk :(
This is maybe easier to fix or at least advise if we can ask more questions and get direct answers, so feel free to join our Discord chat and we can go over it in more detail discord.gg/gaeeDPw
You are correct!
I use this docker on my server. But when the electricity in my neighborhood is down the Orico stays off and I can't use my Server. I have to come home and push the power button to power on the device. Any ideas how to make it stay on after Power outage? Thank you
not possible as the switch needs pressing when powered up
Thanks
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whats the fastest software to clone 2x USB 3.0s using the same controller?
not sure, adamantit suggested one, i can't recall the name
When I clone my two ssd drives would the PC recognise the new drive and just boot up as normal or would i have to go to the bios to set up the new drive I've just clone
The drive will look the same as the old one as far as windows is concerned
@@mikesunboxing thanks Mike
Jake wood no worries
So, OS cloning works for Windows 10. I am planning to buy Orico 6648US3-C-V1-BK. Hope that supports OS clone as well.
I assume the cloned drive booted correctly. Very curious to see if you had any issues using the clone.
yes the drives boot just like the original and no problems so far
i have this at home btw can it clone operating system too automatically???
yes it can do stand alone 1 to 1 disk cloning
Can i clone from hitachi 2.5 inch 250GB to seagate 2.5 inch 1TB? How about MBR and GPT?
it will copy the drive in its entirety including any drive specs or partition information. The drive will need to be expanded after to regain the extra 750Gb or so. You can easily do this in disk management
question. I Need backup from my windows to source drive n automatic clone it to target drive.
can this device do that?
not automatically no sorry
Can you clone a hard drive with 2 partitions with the Orico offline clone dock?
yes it will do a bit for bit copy of the whole disk
Do I need to reformat and 2 partition (similar to the old) the new ssd drive first (from the box) before doing the offline cloning? Hdd to ssd
hi mike bit of an old post but does the data stay on the original drive when you swap over to the new drive? many thanks
Yes it will
Not sure why they made it to flash like that. It's like the percentage doesn't make sense to be there at all.
yeah sometimes the logic escapes me
@@mikesunboxing By the way your video helped. Thanks a lot.
Glad to hear it
Hello ? I have a 1tb hard drive and would like to clone it to a 500 gb ssd . I have less than 100 gb of data on the 1tb hard drive. Do you think its gonna be ok ?
Hi it should be okay but be sure to resize the drive so it is less than 500gb before you start 😀
@@mikesunboxing
It didn't work for me :(
Mike.. Can you help me out?
I have two 3.5 hdd... I want to use two hard drive with this bay on my laptop... will it read and write both hard drive?? How much speed I will get while read and write with this bay...
Thanks in advance❤️❤️
you will get probably around 70MB per drive if both loaded or transferring it will depend on many factors like the file types the processor , RAM etc but two drives in there as windows volumes is fine
@@mikesunboxing hi I am using this on dell xps 9570. But I get driver power state failure blue screen and my laptop restarts every time I switch on the dock. How do I solve this ?
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gud day , my target ssd dock light indicates red blue fluctuating lights , it won't start cloning , any advise on this , thanks in advance..
Generally when you have the flashing LEDs which are blue and red it’s because there is over a fault with the drive or the drive target size or destination size is incompatible you may need to re-partition the drive to make it see the drive as a smaller or larger partition
Do I need to do anything with the new SSD first, like initialise or partition? I am going from a 500 GB HDD to 480 GB SSD.
No but you will need to resize or shrink the partition on the 500 gig drive so that is less than 480 GB in total
@@mikesunboxing But i read the real size of a 500 GB hdd is actually 465 GB
Hi, Mike, what does it mean the source drive is keeping blinking , and led light on always stop at 75% , what does it mean?
not sure sorry
Where can I get the manual? Their web site does not seem to have it. Thanks.
not sure maybe send me an email of join the discord and i'll try and take some pics of mine
6 minutes to clone a 120 GB drive? not bad.... (And it's not copying just the used space, it clones the entire drive, empty space and all...)
Hello Mike
Any idea what are the differences between 6629us3c and ORICO 6228US3? Thanks
not sure sorry not tried the other one
One is likely USB3C and the other USB3?@@mikesunboxing
If we clone same sized hdd then the windows in the new clonned hdd will work directly or need to reinstall again.
it will be exactly the same so should just boot up straight away
@@mikesunboxing Thank you so much for your reply. I personally appreciate you for patiently answering each and every questions asked by the people.
@@sri1984ram it is all part of our channel ethos to make everyone feel that they are a part of the community and they get a reply to the comments and questions, even if sometimes the reply is a little delayed.
So HOW would I Repartition the SOURCE DRIVE out of the computer?
You should re size it before you remove it in the ideal situation. But you can resize it via the USB connection on another computer if this isn't possible.
That won't work for cloning......that does not shrink a drive for this sort of clone..
what if i have 500gb and a new 1tb since this is cloning, what will happen for the remaining gb from 1tb? and by the way will it work for ps3 or ps4 internal hdd?
you can expand the drive in windows disk management, not sure about the playstation side of things sorry
Do you need to format the target drive on the pc first? or does the device format for you?
No not really just a habit
I was just wondering how simple it would be to use this device. I was not giving you a sarcastic comment. I want to get one of these devices when I upgrade my os ssd.
@@Sircivus its cool , the drive does a sector by sector copy and creates the exact same image on the drive and doesn't do anything with the extra capacity left over so you will need to resize the partition or add a partition or volume to the drive afterwards. So the formatting isn't necessary at all, it just makes me feel better for some strange reason 😆
One of my computers here in my shop needs reformatting, does the Orico copy everything including the drivers, or do I have to install them again on the newly copied hard drive? Instead of reformatting that drive I'm thinking of just cloning, it will sure be quicker but I don't know if I still need to download and install the drivers.
The clones drive will be exactly the same so any drivers installed will still be there
@@mikesunboxing thanks man! figured that out literally minutes ago, i'm done cloning and it was insanely fast. my source and target has the same motherboard so maybe i didnt need to install drivers. but i think if the motherboards aren't the same you will need to install the drivers on the target hdd.
Trick is to boot to safe mode of the motherboard is different then remove any incorrect driver and reboot and this will avoid the blue screen of death
@@mikesunboxing got it! thanks a lot man!
so with a m.2 adapter to ssd. you can copy them too :_:
i don't see why not as long as the chipset is hardware based
can you duplicate the 3.5 hdd as source to a 2.5 ssd as target?
yes but you will need to adjust the partition size so it appears the same size or smaller
hi mike can you copy 3 500gb hdd to 4tb hdd with this orico , or will it delete all previous data. thanks man
It is a one to one in auto mode but in usb mode you could use macrium and do that
thanks you mike i ment copy 1 at a time to the large drive . thank you i will try macrium
You don't get any error messages...
no that is a pain
Hi Mike cheers for the vid. On booting I'm getting "your device needs to restart, gathering some info" on a blue screen at which point it counts to 100 quite quickly then just shuts down. I successfully cloned a 120gb ssd to a 1tb ssd. If I start it up again manually it repeats the cycle. Any ideas? It says stop code 0xc000021a but I have no idea what that means in the context of this procedure!
not too sure there unless the boot sector wasn't copied? very strange
@@mikesunboxing Thanks for the reply! ok Another video suggested using the windows startup repair tool / bootable installation media from a usb, does that sound like a thing I could do maybe?
Worth a shot
Mine completes cloning but I cannot see the drive or files. Anyone?
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7:13 Mikey I thought this was the 6629-US3C not the 6623-US3C. 😉
Maybe I can’t remember 😂
@@mikesunboxing I can't believe that after almost two years, I'm the first one to comment on that little mistake. lol
@@Wolfie713 you certainly have taken more notice of the details than most for sure :-) Hope you enjoy our back catalogue of mistakes! There are a lot to find :-)
when i start to clone after 1 or 2minutes the led indicator stopped and the source is blinking... please help me
what sizes are the source and target drives?
@@mikesunboxing Source is 160 and target is 480 SATA SSD
same as mine
Nice
Did about 3 clones with mine and it packed in. Pretty pizzed off as it was about £30 - still works as a drive bay but continually spins down / up mechanical discs. Worse product I have had from Orico so far.
sorry to hear that
I have 500gb HDD with my OS on it (only 110gb of spaces is used) I want to clone this to 240gb SSD. I don’t think it’s possible to resize the OS HDD right or am I missing something?
Yes you should be able to resize it then clone
Mike's unboxing, reviews and how to wouldn’t that write over the OS then if you was to resize the drive? I didn’t think you could change size of the HDD without formatting it?
@@paddyh4272you can shrink partition on windows disk manager
so I have a brandnew 2TB Hdd.
i want to clone my old 2TB Hdd to the new one.
The problem is, my old ones has 2 partition, each partition is 1TB.
So, what should i do first to the new one?
are the orico will do partition automatically without any help?
or how?
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@@mikesunboxing i dont understand how to use discord.
"failed to load messages. Please try again"
and then i tried several times. Nothing change.
Okay I think if you clone the drive is will copy it exactly as it is so should be a simple clone operation
@@mikesunboxing what about the partition? will the orico create partition like the source hdd?
@@StudioRD99 it will be a one for one copy partitions everything
I have cloned SSD's using one of these and every time I do it the clone runs very SLOW when it's installed into the computer that the source drive came out of or another computer, it runs very slow. The cloning process took 7 HOURS!!! If anyone has any idea at to why and how to fix it please post it here, Thanks.
check the USB port is the fastest you can use and also the CPU needs to do a lot of IO work to transfer the data through the bus
@@mikesunboxing I was not using USB I was cloning an SSD source disk to an SSD target disk *_in the docking station._*
and it took 7 hours and the clone runs slow no matter what computer it's installed in. I have done this 6 or 7 times and EVERY TIME I get the same RESULTS. At this point I am LOST!!!
@@onmyworkbench7000 sorry you said "the clone runs very SLOW when it's installed into the computer that the source drive came out of or another computer, it runs very slow." that implies using a PC
@@mikesunboxing Yes I am using PC's, the source drive runs good no matter what PC it's installed in but the Clone runs SLOW no matter the PC it's installed in.
@@onmyworkbench7000what make and model is the clone drive?
Do I need to unplug any other HDD/SSD's I have in my pc for safety reasons or once new clone has been done can I put it in like normal and boot?
that is a good practice but not totally necessary if you change your boot option
@@mikesunboxing so I theroy I should be fine leaving my 3 HDDs as is plugged in currently and once my clone to new SSD is complete tomorrow just plug and in theroy should be fine?
yes just make sure you change the boot order or it will try and boot from the old drive
@@mikesunboxing Hi mike, got my device in the post about 30 mins ago and It's already cloned and everything have it all back in PC loads fine but I cannot extent the storage in disk management any ideas?
Might need a reboot or if the extra space is in between another disk area it might need to be moved or do it the old fashioned way. I did a video on it called restore drive partition space or something
when i hit the start button nothing happens, any idea>
that is normally when the drives sizes are not bigger than or smaller than the direction of copy. What drives are you copying? and how much data?
@@mikesunboxing yes i think you're correct. I'm trying to clone a 1tb hdd which is like 2/5th's full to a 500gb ssd. It wont let me. I cant find software that lets me either, atleast that's free to use. Any idea's how to work around this? thanks mate
Does it copy os too?
it copies everything
The instructions for this are basically non-existent, without this video I wouldn't have known how the LEDs on the front would behave, its pretty unusual behaviour, not seen another device that flashes so consistently as this does.
Hope it helped you
This does not "clone" drives, It appears, from this video, that it just copies data. If you are looking for an actual block-by-block clone, this device does not appear to do that. I know this because all I get on my unit is red lights and no copying. I assume it only works with Window compatible drive formatting. Wasted my money on a device that claims to "clone" but does not.
red lights mean either the source and destination sizes are not compatible or the drive is faulty. this works as a sector by sector copy regardless of os.
bitlockered drives will not work i, either....@@mikesunboxing
Your talking to much non-sense and random real life stuff. Just keep it to the point.
thanks will do