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SSD Boot Drive Plan

Splashman777

So I'm getting a 256 GB SSD for my PC tomorrow and just want to make sure my setup plan is OK. My PC currently has a 1TB HDD with around 400 GB used. Here is my plan:

 

  • Put SSD in PC
  • Run MiniTool Partition Wizard and move OS onto new SSD
  • Update BIOS Settings if needed
  • Move program files over from HDD to SSD that I want to be fast (idk how to do this properly)

 

Is this an OK plan?

 

 

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Yeah definitely don't do that. Use some cloning software and move your OS over to the ssd.

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Just now, Shimejii said:

Probaly not. Doing this kind of thing can easily corrupt the Operating system. Do you have windows 7 8 8.1 or 10? Or Linux?

Nope. That's the main issue I'm trying to get around. This parition software seems to work well for most.

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1 minute ago, Slottr said:

Yeah definitely don't do that. Use some cloning software and move your OS over to the ssd.

What "cloning software" do you recommend? The partition software I mentioned doesn't clone, it moves (which I want. I don't want to move everything over because I don't have the room)

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1 minute ago, Shimejii said:

what operating system do you have

Windows 10

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