Windows 10: Migrate W10 to SSD

Discus and support Migrate W10 to SSD in Windows 10 Software and Apps to solve the problem; Dear Sir/MadamHelloCurrently I have two HDD Drives W10 installed on one of them , the second one System image stored on it,Soon I will get another two... Discussion in 'Windows 10 Software and Apps' started by ao1793ZQ., Oct 22, 2021.

  1. ao1793ZQ. Win User

    Migrate W10 to SSD


    Dear Sir/MadamHelloCurrently I have two HDD Drives W10 installed on one of them , the second one System image stored on it,Soon I will get another two SSD Drives "SATA or M2" , The question is how to connect both SSD Drives and HDD drives so I can restore system image to a specific SSD drive ,In another way how to select a destination Drive to restore system image on it ,with a way that all SSD and HDD are connected , I don't want to use clone software to do that , I need it to be done through system image restore processThank you

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    ao1793ZQ., Oct 22, 2021
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  2. Migrating W10 from SSD to USB and then to new SSD

    Hi

    Some months ago, I bought a new Custom-built PC with a 128G M2 SSD, where Windows lives. Over the months, this SSD has become too full with Program Installs to allow for Windows updates (where it needs to make another copy...). So I have bought a new Samsung
    500G M2 SSD, and I'm now trying to migrate the Windows install across to that, while keeping all my program data intact (so, cloning the old SSD...). The Samsung Migration Magician will not copy the Windows install to USB, and my motherboard only has one M2
    slot.

    Is there a way to clone my old SSD to USB, then back to the new SSD once in place on the motherboard? Or, failing that, is an SSD adaptor a good idea, so that I can run the two M2 SSDs together, and use the Magician to clone the old SSD to the new, then
    boot Windows from that?

    TIA for any advice...
     
    TonyBridge, Oct 22, 2021
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  3. Migrating from HDD to SSD

    You're looking at just under 75GB of data to migrate from your HDD to SSD so...
    I'd suggest you use Todo Backup Free for migrations to SSDs. As "Word Man" mentioned, you get to choose if you want to move some or all of the partitions of a disk. I think you'll be ok to just migrate/clone the whole disk to the new SSD and then from it from the SSD to the other physical drive you mentioned having. If you have a Samsung SSD, use their Samsung Magician software to do the clone.
     
    Simeon Naranjit, Oct 22, 2021
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  4. sygnus21 Win User

    Migrate W10 to SSD

    Printer migration tool for w10 2004

    1. What printer?
    2. What do you mean by "migrate"?
    3. What are you trying to do?

    I run two Epson printers - one Wi-Fi, one via USB cable. All 4 of my PC's see and use them.
     
    sygnus21, Oct 22, 2021
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