Windows 10: How to Clone Dual-Boot HDD to SDD Using Macrium Reflect?

Hello,
I want to clone a 500GB internal HDD with three partitions to a 2TB SDD using Macrium Reflect.
Windows 10 boot view:
Vista (D Active, Data (E Primary, Windows 10 (C Primary.
I created a Macrium Rescue Disk from within Windows 10. When booting into WinPE using the Rescue Disk, the drive letters are changed to:
Vista (C Active, Data (D Primary, Windows 10 (E Primary.
Should I simply put the SSD in a USB enclosure, then clone the entire HDD over to it?
Will the drive letters be wrong on the clone, and if so, can I change them afterwards? Is that even an issue?
Note: Vista is the original OS. I am keeping the partition as I want to install a Linux distro in it later on.

Thank you,
Eric

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Info: HDD 160GB Hitachi

OS: Windows 10 Pro 32

SSD: Samsung EVO 860 250GB