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How do I Transfer everything on my Main SSD (256Gb) to a new SSD (1Tb) Without a Usb to Sata cable

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1 minute ago, Mrpanda11567 said:

its a laptop and no i only have one port 

Then I'm afraid you just have to wait for the sata to usb adapter to arrive.

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I have gotten a new SSD that's a 2.5 Sata and would like to transfer my Os and all of my files onto the new one but the problem is I don't have a usb to Sata 2.5 cable on me and to order one i would have to wait a week or two. thank you for any help 

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4 minutes ago, Mrpanda11567 said:

I have gotten a new SSD that's a 2.5 Sata and would like to transfer my Os and all of my files onto the new one but the problem is I don't have a usb to Sata 2.5 cable on me and to order one i would have to wait a week or two. thank you for any help 

Do you have a laptop, or a desktop?

 

If it's a desktop, do you have additional SATA ports available on your motherboard?

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6 minutes ago, Mrpanda11567 said:

I have gotten a new SSD that's a 2.5 Sata and would like to transfer my Os and all of my files onto the new one but the problem is I don't have a usb to Sata 2.5 cable on me and to order one i would have to wait a week or two. thank you for any help 

Plug your new SSD into the motherboard using standard SATA data & power cable.
Download and install a cloning software.

After it's done cloning, restart, go into bios.

In bios change the Boot File from the one in old SSD to the one in new SSD.

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1 minute ago, Needfuldoer said:

Do you have a laptop, or a desktop?

 

If it's a desktop, do you have additional SATA ports available on your motherboard?

its a laptop and no i only have one port 

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1 minute ago, Mrpanda11567 said:

its a laptop and no i only have one port 

Then I'm afraid you just have to wait for the sata to usb adapter to arrive.

There is approximately 99% chance I edited my post

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ENGLISH IS NOT MY NATIVE LANGUAGE, NOT EVEN 2ND LANGUAGE. PLEASE FORGIVE ME FOR ANY CONFUSION AND/OR MISUNDERSTANDING THAT MAY HAPPEN BECAUSE OF IT.

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1 minute ago, Poinkachu said:

Then I'm afraid you just have to wait for the sata to usb adapter to arrive.

ah alright, thank you for your help

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Do you have a network share or external hdd? You can image the data to the other drive, then swap the drive, and put the image back on the new one.

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