Windows 10: Migrating Windows 10 1903 to a new SSD

I originally had a PC running Windows 7 and did the free upgrade to Windows 10.



I would like to migrate my current system to a new faster SSD.



Can someone please suggest a simple way of doing this. I have come across various links which refer to



"Boot from your Windows 10 install media, which will be used to facilitate the restoration of your system image created earlier on your new SSD.'





However I do not have a Windows 10 install media as I simply upgraded to windows 10 from 7.



I came across a microsoft article referring to Create Windows 10 installation https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10

However , the article states 'To get started, you will first need to have a license to install Windows 10'


If I don't have a licence, how can I create a windows 10 installation disk?



I would appreciate any help/guidance



thanks

:)

 

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