The new disk's file system returns to NTFS. I format again using Windows disk manager. I don't understand what that is, however I'm sure the system should be NTFS. When I check the drive's status in Windows, it shows the file system as being RAW. I go through the formatting process and am told that the disk has been formatted. At the same time, I get another message: 'The disk must be formatted before cloning'. I start the process as I have done in the past, however when it gets to 1%, I get the message: 'Clone failed. I have used Reflect successfully for several clones in the past, however on this occasion-despite several attempts-I have been unable to complete the cloning process. Windows recognises the new drive, to which I have assigned the letter 'F'. I have been trying to clone the hard drive from a laptop onto a new, higher capacity drive which is in an external caddy.
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