Windows 10 migrate

[ArkhamGaming]

Hay just go a new ssd. Any one can tell me how i can migrate my windows 10 from my hard drive to the new ssd. I already set it up.

[r2724r16]

1 minute ago, ArkhamGaming said:

Any one can tell me how i can migrate my windows 10 from my hard drive to the new ssd.

Do a fresh install of Windows 10 onto your new SSD.

 

But if you're too lazy to do that, just use Macrium Reflect to clone the OS to your new SSD: https://www.macrium.com/reflectfree

[ArkhamGaming]

if i do a fresh install of windows will it deleate everything i have?

and also how does one do that?

[ArkhamGaming]

2 minutes ago, r2724r16 said:

Do a fresh install of Windows 10 onto your new SSD.

 

But if you're too lazy to do that, just use Macrium Reflect to clone the OS to your new SSD: https://www.macrium.com/reflectfree

if i do a fresh install of windows will it deleate everything i have?

and also how does one do that?

[r2724r16]

1 minute ago, ArkhamGaming said:

if i do a fresh install of windows will it deleate everything i have?

Yes.

2 minutes ago, ArkhamGaming said:

 and also how does one do that?

- Download the Windows 10 ISO file onto a USB: https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/software-download/windows10

- Shut down your system, unplug the HDD, and plug in the SSD and the USB drive (with the WIndows ISO file).

- Enter your BIOS and boot off the USB.

- Keep spamming 'next' as you go through the Windows installation.

- Once Windows and all your drivers are installed, turn off your PC.

- Plug in your HDD (but keep your SSD plugged in), enter the BIOS, and boot off your SSD.

- In Windows, format your old HDD (this will erase all of its contents).

[ArkhamGaming]

4 minutes ago, r2724r16 said:

Yes.

- Download the Windows 10 ISO file onto a USB: https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/software-download/windows10

- Shut down your system, unplug the HDD, and plug in the SSD and the USB drive (with the WIndows ISO file).

- Enter your BIOS and boot off the USB.

- Keep spamming 'next' as you go through the Windows installation.

- Once Windows and all your drivers are installed, turn off your PC.

- Plug in your HDD (but keep your SSD plugged in), enter the BIOS, and boot off your SSD.

- In Windows, format your old HDD (this will erase all of its contents).

any way you can get on anydesk and then do the macrium refelct stuff for me

 

[ArkhamGaming]

Add me on discord if you can names ArkhamKnight#6925

 

[r2724r16]

13 minutes ago, ArkhamGaming said:

any way you can get on anydesk and then do the macrium refelct stuff for me

No, that's impossible. I've given you all of the instructions, that's all I can do for you.

[kirashi]

48 minutes ago, ArkhamGaming said:

any way you can get on anydesk and then do the macrium refelct stuff for me

 

So here's the thing, at some point, you'll have to reboot to do the install, so a remote control software isn't going to work because... you're no longer in Windows. That being said, if you live near me, I'm available at my IT consulting rate of $80 CAD / hr and do this sort of thing all the time. @r2724r16 has given great instructions, but if you're still unsure, I'd see if there are any computer technicians in your area able to help out.

[ZoeyWhite]

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