Windows 10: Move Boot files to new drive or vise versa.

Long story short, I used EaseUS to clone my old boot drive HDD to a new SSD. The program said it was successful and I was able to boot into it just fine with all of my files.

I erased the old HDD and now Windows gives me the 0xc0000003 error and I can't repair the SSD with a bootable USB. I have another SSD that can hold Windows and was wondering if I could create Windows on there and transfer all my old files to it?

Or, if there is a way to make my SSD bootable, that would be great too.

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Harddisk Reviews @ TPU - your ideas please

I want to see real world benches, among with hardware benches. Things like:

• small to large transfers from a Gigabyte I-RAM to the hard drive, and vise versa.
• O/S booting times.
• Game loading times.

then things like...

• Benchmarks from HDtach...etc.

and finally...

• Acoustic noises
• Temperatues

You should go for the I-RAM for it does not bottle the hard drive. Also you might throw a external hdd controller.

 

How to stop File History on the old drive and start File History on a new drive?

I use the external drive
for File History and have a lot of information there. I want to restart the File History process on a new drive and place the previous File History drive off-site.

Please suggest the steps to stop File History on the old drive and start File History on a new drive.

 

Can't boot from new drive

Thanks for the reply, but I'm not following you...

• What are you suggesting I unplug? Other USB devices? Done, but made no difference. (Ethernet? Monitors? Don't think that'll help.)
  
• Not sure I understand your partitioning advice?
  
• Also unclear about SSD drivers; if there was a driver issue, wouldn't it had failed to work at all? (As mentioned, I am able to boot Windows from the new drive as long as the old one is still plugged in...and it works just fine as a secondary drive.)