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How to Clone Windows 11 to SSD free with larger storage space?
Hi there, I have a laptop running with Windows 11 but the free storage is a bit less. Only 10GB is available now. I am planning to replace the old SSD (128GB) to a larger NVMe SSD. How can I clon...
Cloning Windows OS to new SSD without data loss is a very challenging task. Unfortunately, there is no official feature available on Windows 11 for doing this. I have spent three ways to finally find out a working way to do this. If you want to do this safely and comfortably, please follow the step in this guide:
https://www.uuwinfox.com/clone-windows-10-11-hdd-to-ssd
P.S. It only took me one hour to fully complete the migration (1TB data to new SSD), which is quite impressive!
When you clone your Windows 11 installation, you might not get the same performance boost as you would if you installed a fresh copy of Windows on the new SSD. This is because the cloned installation might still be limited by the old SSD's performance characteristics.
Some applications might not work properly or might even crash after being cloned Windows 11 to a new SSD. This could be due to issues with the app's registry entries, dependencies, or other configuration settings that weren't properly migrated during the cloning process.
Some applications might not work properly or might even crash after being cloned Windows 11 to a new SSD. This could be due to issues with the app's registry entries, dependencies, or other configuration settings that weren't properly migrated during the cloning process.