Windows 10: Reinstall win 10 on a new ssd for my laptop without losing data.

Hey,

my win 10 is running on a old HDD, an I would like to install it on my new SSD. How do I do that without losing data?

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Putting SSD with activated Win 10 pro from an old laptop to a new one

Hello

My Lenovo G570 laptop monitor has been damaged beyond repair. I can use the laptop monitor for limited work, so repairing would cost more than a second hand laptop. So I wish to buy a used laptop and to insert my SSD with activated Win 10 pro from the
old (Lenovo G570) laptop into the new one. To repeat, Win 10pro OS was activated in the old (Lenovo G570) laptop, so I would place the SSD with the activated Win 10 pro from the old to a new laptop.

My question is:

After putting my SSD with activated Win 10 pro from the old (Lenovo G570) to a new laptop, would my activated Win 10 pro from the old laptop work in the new laptop? That is, will I lose the valid license for Win 10 pro if
I swap the Win 10 pro with SSD between the laptops?

Regards

Endre

 

Clean reinstall windows 10 on new ssd--windows novice

Step 1: create a recovery drive:

How
to: Create a Recovery Drive for reinstalling Windows 10

Step 2: shutdown the computer then install the new SSD.

Step 3: Boot from the recovery drive and follow the instructions to reinstall Windows 10.

Another option is to clone the current drive, then restore it on the new SSD:

How to Migrate Windows 10 to SSD(Solid State Disk) - EaseUS

 

Reinstalling windows 10 to a new SSD without losing your licence?

Hi, I just purchased a new SSD which I'd like to replace with my old hard drive. I'd like to reinstall my windows 10 on the new SSD. My windows is licensed and I don't wanna lose that. I don't have a product key for my
windows, it says that it's a digital license. How do I reinstall my windows to my new SSD, I'd like to use my current old hard drive as a secondary drive. What are the steps and how do I keep my windows licensed? Do I need to create an image of my windows
somehow and then reinstall it? Will I still have the option "Reset this PC" ? I really like to have this option as it's very easy and fast to reset my windows to factory if it's working slow or have a virus. Is my licensed windows somehow connected to my microsoft
account so if it doesn't activate or something happens you can see that I have a licensed windows and activate it for me? Thanks!