October is International Dinosaur Month, so let's see those SpiceRex pics, taken in the wild.

This was frustrating and I had to spend some time looking at software etc. I upgraded from a 256GB NVMe drive to a 1TB NVMe drive and there is only a place on the main board for one of these cards. I thought that I was going to be left to purchase a full version of Acronis software or one of the other competitors to be able to clone my drive or use clonezilla which is quite complex.

I saw a bunch more things searching this all out. The Acronis software would not run because it could not see the drive and confirm that it was a Crucial drive. See this video for a demonstration I had purchased a Crucial 1TB NVMe M.2 SSD and had purchased a USB 3.1 Gen 2 Plugable housing for it and connected it to my Lenovo T490 Thinkpad and then used the Crucial licensed version of Acronis. I would suggest that you get Macrium Reflect software found here You can get a free version with limited capabilities both for business and personal use but one of the functioning capabilities is to be able to clone a drive and it works really well.

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