Hello, I want to install an SSD on my computer but don't want to remove my old hard drive. Instead, I want to clone it but keep some things on the HDD. Is that possible? How can I install an SSD without removing HDD?
Yes, you can put an SSD on your computer without removing the old HDD.
There are two options:
If your operating system is installed on the HDD, you can clone the system partition to the new SSD. At this time, you have to turn to professional disk cloning software, like EaseUS Disk Copy, for help.
It is a professional cloning utility for Windows 11/10/8/7. It can help you clone the system, disk, partition, etc. And it lets you transfer C drive to a new drive and clone a hard drive with a bad sector since it has sector-by-sector clone technology. It can also help you migrate OS from HDD to SSD or SSD to SSD. So if you have a cloning need, it can suit you well.
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