Windows 10: Migrating OS to SSD

To keep it short:

Migrating OS from HDD to SSD. Problem is the EFI boot partition (16 Mb) and another unnamed partition are on the SSD. Somehow, the main Windows files are on the C: drive (HDD) and the boot is on the SSD. Aside from that, nothing else on the solid drive.

How to proceed?

Also, I'm using AOMEI partition software to do the job. Thanks

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