Windows 10: How to transfer my things from one Windows to another?

Good afternoon people. I bought an SSD the other day and wanted to move my OS to this one, a friend recommended a new install on the SSD, so I used an ISO and I did that.

The thing is that logically in the new OS I don't have my desktop. And last but not least, it does not recognize the applications of the other disks from the search engine. It is as if only the SSD environment existed and ignored the rest, even taking into account that it DOES allow Chrome to run from the other disk.

My question is how do I get everything exactly as before but with the change in the location of the OS, I want to have the same roaming, the same desktop, the drivers already installed ... As it was before int the old one. Thanks in advance gurus ^^

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