Acronis True Image Frustration

I have a desktop computer running Windows XP Professional. My old hard drive is a WDC WD800JD. I have purchased and installed a new WDC WD5000AAKS hard drive. I am attempting to clone the old drive onto the new drive using the Acronis True Image WD Edition. I downloaded it recently and it is up to date.
I have now made several attempts to clone the old drive, all of which have failed. For the most part, I get past the point where I restart the computer and the Operation Progress window opens. At some point during "1 of 2 - Copying Partition" the process just freezes. I have let the computer run overnight but once it stops, it never goes any further. The mouse works, I can minimize the window or select the Cancell button. Although, cancell does not work.
I am totally stumped on what to do and quite frustrated with this software. I have tried shutting down as many programs as I can so nothing is running in the background. All my anti-virus programs are shut down. There is 9.64 Gb of free space on the old drive. Any thoughts?
If there is a better (free) cloning software out there, I will try it.

Hello,
I recommend you take a look at these links.
How to manually clone a disk with Acronis True Image WD Edition software
How to automatically clone a disk with Acronis True Image WD Edition software
Review the steps and try again. If you still have the same issue then I recommend you contact WD support.
Contact WD

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> Hello again Berga
>
> Really sorry to trouble you again, but I've been in
> touch with Acronis support again and they are trying
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>
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> From: "Acronis Customer Service Department" <[email protected]>
> To: <[email protected]>
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> Subject: [Acronis #461748] RE: Acronis: Please confirm your wish to create
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