Running Windows OS or playing games on solid state drive (SSD) would give users great experience so that a lot of users are planning to transfer their programs requiring speed from HDD to SSD. Well then, how can they complete this kind of operations with ease? The best choice is to make use of a HDD to SSD cloning freeware designed for Windows, which can simplify operations and brings no damage to data.
Here, we take the freeware MiniTool Partition Wizard for example. It provides users with 3 solutions to transferring data from HDD to SSD: transfer Windows to SSD, copy certain partition to SSD, and clone the entire hard disk to SSD. Users just need to choose the most appropriate one in accordance with actual demands.
If you plan to transfer Windows to SSD only, make use of the function “Migrate OS to SSD/HD Wizard” of MiniTool Partition Wizard:
This feature helps make a clone for all files related to booting Windows, like boot files and system files. More importantly, it can even update and fix boot information on the SSD, which is one of keys to making the cloned Windows bootable. However, if you just want to copy a partition rather Windows to SSD, employ the function “Copy Partition” of the HDD to SSD cloning freeware:
All files saved in source partition will be cloned to the target SSD in a short time, and the cloned data can be used like the source. Nevertheless, if you hope to clone the entire HDD to SSD, the function “Copy Disk” is available:
Some users may ask whether this program can migrate a large HDD to small SSD since solid state drive is also much smaller than mechanical hard disk in capacity. Don’t worry. As long as the small hard disk has enough space to save content of the large hard disk, large HDD to small SSD clone is possible. And only several steps are required.
Are you planning to transfer data to SSD? Now try using the HDD to SSD cloning freeware MiniTool Partition Wizard to do that in Window OS, which would save you much time and bring surprise.