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Things to do before and/or after OS installation on SSD

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If there's already things / guide like that please let me know.

 

So, recently I've bought a new 240GB SSD for my system drive, I'm going to upgrade my old laptop by upgrading it's main system drive to SSD.

 

And I willing to do the clean setup, the OS I was going to install is Windows 10 Pro.


As the title suggest, is there any thing that I should do before and/or after I install the OS ? Or just by Clean Install the OS is just fine as it is ?

Thanks in advance.

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Nothing you need to do, just make sure you have a way of saving your current windows 10 key so you don't have to buy a new one...

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Theres a site you can use to download all your drivers and software at once, not hunting around to 10 separate companies sites. I can't remember what its called, someone help me out.

 

EDIT: Ninite !!!! I remembered.

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53 minutes ago, LIGISTX said:

just make sure you have a way of saving your current windows 10 key so you don't have to buy a new one...

Don't worry, I've already prepare for that.

So, no any OS settings to be changed or tweaks like that?

42 minutes ago, JammyCreedog said:

Theres a site you can use to download all your drivers and software at once, not hunting around to 10 separate companies sites.

Thanks, but I actually have all required drivers prepared already, so yeah just need to execute the install part

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