I have my Windows 11 installed on a 128G SSD, but it is almost full. Therefore, I want to replace it with a larger SSD. How can I transfer my Windows from my old SSD to a new one? Thanks in advance!
To transfer your Windows operating system to a different/another SSD, you need to use professional SSD cloning software like EaseUS Disk Copy. Such a tool can help you transfer everything from one hard drive to another, including your installed OS and saved data.
Generally speaking, if you want to transfer your OS to a different SSD, you have 3 ways to achieve that:
The second method is called universal restore. To this end, you need to create a system image backup on an external drive and recover it to another drive. It can help you install Windows on a hard drive without the OS, but it has many procedures.
Worse still, the third method requires you to download an ISO file and use the Media Creation Tool to install Windows, which is more complex than the second method.
Fortunately, you can use a cloning utility to help you transfer Windows to an SSD. Cloning is the easiest and most effective way to help you copy data from one hard drive to another without reinstalling Windows or losing data.
To this end, you need to use third-party disk cloning software like EaseUS Disk Copy because Windows has no in-built cloning functionality.
EaseUS disk cloning tool can help transfer your operating system from one SSD to another and migrate your OS from HDD to SSD or HDD to HDD. In addition, you can utilize it to clone a hard drive with bad sectors, resize your disk partition during cloning, and create a WinPE bootable disk.
To transfer your Windows to a different SSD, you need to use a third-party cloning tool like EaseUS Disk Copy.
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