Windows 10: Windows update problem after cloning c drive from hdd to ssd

Guys, i had cloned my c drive from hdd to ssd recently, after that Windows updates is showing error and microsoft store is not able to download anything, u guys got any fix for this?

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Problem with boot after cloning HDD to SSD - Please Help !

Hi,

I have windows 10 on my Dell and I just cloned my HDD onto a SSD. I changed the BIOS priority with 1) SSD and 2) HDD. The boot was still very slow as if on my HDD (and not SSD). When I look at the C:/Windows/Temp it gives me today's date, which means
to me that it has booted on the C:/. When I look at the F:/Windows/Temp I have yesterday's date (when I cloned). F:/ is my SSD.

What did I do wrong and how can I boot from the SSD drive?

I would like to keep the HDD as back up. FYI the HDD is on SATA 1, CD on SATA 2 and SSD on SATA 3.

Here is a picture of my disc manager.

Thanks !

 

Restore Image or Clone from HDD to new SSD?

I have a single, non-partitioned (C:\ drive only) 500GB HDD in a desktop PC, using approx. 80 percent of it. I want to install a 500GB SSD, and clone or restore an image of the HDD to it. Once that's complete and successful, I plan to wipe the 500GB HDD
and then move my large libraries of media from the newly installed SSD to it. My future holds lots of video editing and compiling, so the extra storage will help, along with the better performance via the SSD (and upgraded RAM as well).

I'm unable to find after much research a definitive answer as to whether cloning the HDD to the SSD is better than restoring an image of the HDD to the SSD. I've read where cloning will carry over bad sectors and such where imaging will not. I think I'm
leaning toward image restore, keeping a copy of it on an external 1TB drive I have, to which I can periodically do image backups of the new, separate drives.

I'd also like to find a tutorial re: the same. Thanks in advance for any help.

 

windows 10 copy to clone drive

Hi Victorstoicescu,

So have you cloned your original SSD to a new HDD now? If you have done thing like that, you can replace you old SSD with new SSD. Then, clone your C drive from HDD(new) to new SSD. I think you can find a third-party clone software to help you. Maybe you
can try AOMEI Backupper, which is a professional clone software. It has functions like disk clone and system clone that can help you

clone C drive to SSD or clone HDD to SSD easily and safely. And it can ensure secure boot after cloning.