In this case, to overcome this problem it's necessary to copy the first partition, shrink it to make space for the second and finally drag and drop the second partition in the space now available.ġ.

In this case just drag and drop the single partition to free space on the destination disk. Taking the 'Copy selected partition' option will always attempt to placethe restored partition at exactly the same offset as source. Note: The same error would occur if just a single partition were selected for restore and that partition starts at a position that is greater than the size of the destination disk. In the case above, the first partition is copied successfully and shrunk from 149 GB to 127 GB (the size of the destination disk) but the second partition, which starts at offset 149 GB, cannot fit on the destination disk. OR, the result of the copy operation would shrink the last partition due to the destination disk size and there is too much data on the source file system to allow the file system to shrink by that amount.At least one of the source partitions selected starts at an offset beyond the size of the destination disk.

Insufficient space' will displayed because of the following conditions:

Macrium reflect nothing selected