Windows 10: DUAL OS Copy disk from OLD to NEW NVME but C:drive not "migrating"

Hello I am trying to move my entire Disk from a Patriot 120Gb NVME to a new WD 500Gb one. I have Ubuntu 18.04 and Windows10 installed on my machine as Dual OS. I used to copy Disk wizard in Minitool partition and I believe it went well as I can see all my partitions there and I can boot in UBUNTU as I used to. Problem I see is that the C:drive where Windows is installed seems to be left on the old Patriot NVME rather than migrating to the new NVME one. I have forced my machine to boot into the new WD NVME as you can see here but it just doesn't make it have the C:drive set onto that disk and I have even removed any disk from the Boot Option but it seems to me the machine is booting in the Old Patriot NVME anyway I was thinking or did try these Options 1. Change M letter to C manually but Windows Disk Management or Minitool wizard don't allow me 2. Making an image of the entire disk with Macrum reflect and format the old Patriot NVME I appreciate if anyone could provide some guidance on how sensible is this Option2 and what other choice, maybe more simple I have to achieve the goal to have the C:drive onto the new NVME disk Thanks so much Oli

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