Windows 10: Hello people! What changes that may happen if I change my HDD laptop i3 1gen to SSD ? Will...

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Changing from HDD to SSD on a laptop

Hi, so I changed the HDD in my laptop that is running windows 10 (free upgrade from 8) to an SSD and I want to transfer my license to the SSD. Is that possible and can I get the product key for my laptop?

 

Freezing after change HDD to SSD

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My desktop is Lenovo Q190 with intel i3, 4GB RAM. I changed internal HDD with SSD (Hikvision SSD 120GB). I make 2 partitions : 1st. 93GB and 2nd.13GB. I Installed clean Windows 10 Pro ver.1093. It was running well for an hour, suddenly Freezing and change
to be blue screen with some notifications that said Go to www.windows.com/stopcode.

PC tried to reboot, but my SSD not detected and then notification said: Error 1962 press any key........ I pressed any key but still Error 1962.

These were happened :

1. Pressed Ctrl+Alt+Del and PC tried reboot again, too bad still the same error, SSD not detected then error 1962

2. Pressed Ctrl+Alt+Del and PC tried reboot again and press F1 to log into boot menu, yeah I didn't see my SSD in boot menu. Exit

3. Pressed Ctrl+Alt+Del and PC tried reboot again then still error 1962

4. Pressed button power to OFF and stay for 10 seconds, then I pressed button power to ON suddenly my SSD detected and I saw it and my PC log in to Windows 10 Pro. It looked OK and I did many things with my PC, 2 hours played my PC suddenly freezing again.
I did step 1 until 3 all the same trouble.

Only with step 4 my PC run well. But I still faced freezing until now.

It was happened since I change HDD with SSD, beside with my last internal HDD I didn't faced freez and error 1962. FYI, the only reason I change HDD (WD Blue 500GB) with SSD cause it very slow running.

Please help me, I did some troubleshooting which I got from blogs and websites but no solution.

(sorry with my bad conversation)

 

changing hdd in new laptop

The laptop is a Lenovo ideapad 310 with an i3-6100U, hopefully it is up to date enough to have AHCI.
I would prefer the clean install straight to the ssd, keeping the original hdd in case of warranty claims.
I will run the original hdd in the laptop for a couple of weeks before changing.