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Migrating from HDD to sdd on laptop

So I was planning to upgrade my laptop's HDD to an SSD... My laptop came with windows 10 and ms office student 2016.. What I wanted to know was, is there any way using which I could I upgrade my HDD to the SSD without loosing both the windows 10 and ms office that came pre-installed ?? My laptop's model is in the attached picture...

 

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Edited by Arjun Sharma 1511
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You could clone the HDD to the SSD assuming you have enough space on the target disk. I think... i haven’t done it in ages but windows is bound to the motherboard of the laptop meaning that you can reinstall windows from a USB (you can make one of these using a download from Microsoft) then it will self-activate.

As for the Office licence that should be linked with your Microsoft account so you would be able to reactivate it by signing in once you have reinstalled it.

 

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Depending of the size of you SSD you can clone your current HDD to your SSD. If you buy a Samsung SSD there is a software that comes with it (I used it in the pass) Its really userfriendly. 

Of course, there is other softwares to do so but to my personal experience, Samsung's is a good choise. Its SSD are also very good. I had no issues what so ever with them.

 

After cloning, well this is the HARD part (Joking), you gotta swap the disks :)

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