by Peke » Fri Dec 27, 2019 6:57 pm
fleu wrote: ↑Fri Dec 20, 2019 11:39 am
No new computer, no new database, the disk is a clone image of the old disk. the pathway of the files is exactly the same. can you explain it to me because i can't find it there :s
Cloning Files from one drive to another is not as same as Partition Cloning. MMW do not look at path for matching files but on Partition/Volume Serial Number as Partition/Volume Serial Number is not changed no matter where you connect your HDD and MMW immediately recognize it as available.
Read more on tools and info about it
https://www.raymond.cc/blog/changing-or ... volume-id/
EDIT: Also many users do not know but NTFS Partition/Volume Serial Number contains 16 characters and not just 8 as shown in above document.
You can Start my app as administrator
http://www.happymonkeying.com/forum/Serial.exe and you will see.
[quote=fleu post_id=463839 time=1576859958 user_id=100963]
No new computer, no new database, the disk is a clone image of the old disk. the pathway of the files is exactly the same. can you explain it to me because i can't find it there :s[/quote] Cloning Files from one drive to another is not as same as Partition Cloning. MMW do not look at path for matching files but on Partition/Volume Serial Number as Partition/Volume Serial Number is not changed no matter where you connect your HDD and MMW immediately recognize it as available.
Read more on tools and info about it https://www.raymond.cc/blog/changing-or-spoofing-hard-disk-hardware-serial-number-and-volume-id/
EDIT: Also many users do not know but NTFS Partition/Volume Serial Number contains 16 characters and not just 8 as shown in above document.
You can Start my app as administrator http://www.happymonkeying.com/forum/Serial.exe and you will see.