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I wanna know if I can copy-paste all from system C: disk (128 gb SSD) to a new one SSD of 500 gb?
Also I wanna know if I do that if Windows s gonna see it as system disk C; without any problems?
Tnx in advance!
@deboerdn2000 and Spock (rhp) Thank you both for your answer didn't know anything about this.
@Norm F Thank you also and for giving the link in the description.
I have to award the best answer and it goes to @pijai because he gave a link with a free software and how to clone the SSD disks.
I also thank you @pijai for your answer.
4 Answers
- Anonymous4 years ago
not completely. you need to actually clone the disk as theres stuff in the bootloader that isnt in the system drive. btw c is just a designation, doesnt actually mean its a system drive.
- Spock (rhp)Lv 74 years ago
won't work. copy/paste doesn't move the hidden files used by the system and bios. you need mirror software for this. see cnet.com's downloads section and look for a free program that'll do this. editor's choice if possible
- Norm FLv 74 years ago
No that will not fully achieve what you want. It will not be a bootable disc.
You need to what is called Clone the disc as described belowto make it a bootable disc.
The program I use is Easeus Disc copy program and select CLONE. It has a fee version.
The identifier C is given by windows to the disc it has loaded from
