How does your computer work? Does it meet with your increasing the working requirement? If you feel it is out of date and want to upgrade the hard drive to a new and larger one, how can you deal with the software and data in it? How can you make the new hard drive works smoothly with all the same configurations and settings? You can find the easy and safe solution of clone hard drvie to SSD here.
From my point of view, the novices are eager for a safe and convenient way to transfer the Windows 10/7 OS and partition to SSD. So am I! Some people may choose to simply install the new SSD instead of the original hard drive. As a result, they need to reinstall Windows OS and all other tools again, which will waste much time to do the annoying operations for novices. As a matter of fact, I found the much safer, faster and more convenient way to do an exactly hard drive clone to SSD. You just need the free Windows cloning software—iSunshare CloneGo and a larger SSD.
iSunshare CloneGo is the professional disk cloning software
for Windows users to clone everything on the hard drive in the
partition-to-partition mode. You need to make sure that the target disk is
larger than the source disk. And after cloning, the target disk is 100%
identical to your source disk. Now let see how fantastic it is.
Steps to Clone a Hard Drive to SSD in Windows 10/7
To Clone an old hard drive to SSD, iSunshare CloneGo is one
of the best and free choices because of its intuitive interface and powerful
functions.
Step 1: Launch iSunshare CloneGo and click Disk Clone. Next,
select your original
disk with the Windows operating system to be the source
disk. Of course, the SSD
should be the target disk.
Tips:
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You should initialize the SSD if it is new and
add simple volume to it. Otherwise, you will see its partition is named as Uninitialized.
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If there is any data in the SSD, backup it in
advance.
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If your source disk is the dynamic disk, some
partitions might not be listed in the system and the two disks can not be
presented at the same time after cloning.
Step 2: Click Start and you will get the format pop-up box.
Click Yes and the software will start the disk data cloning to SSD instantly.
Step 3: When the hard drive is cloned to SSD successfully,
you will receive a box and click the OK button.
After that, you can go to disk management to see that the
two disks have the same partitions. And for the SSD, there is unallocated space
which you can use to extend the system drive or add new volumes.
Of course, you can restart the computer and keep pressing
Del key to enter UEFI Bios settings. Then set the computer to boot from SSD.
You can now have a check whether the SSD with copied system and partition can
work normally or not!
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