2 SSDs in the PC – cloning?
I have my operating system on an SSD, but it's now getting too small. I'd like to buy this one, which also fits my motherboard : https://www.alternate.de/SAMSUNG/990-PRO-4-TB-SSD/html/product/100011336
The model that is still inside and where the operating system is running is: crucial ct275mx100ssd1
Is there a way, if I have both in my PC, to clone one SSD to the other using software like https://www.macrium.com/reflectfree ? I would then completely wipe the old one and continue using it alongside my HDD, using the new SSD as the boot partition.
Is this possible? And I'll probably have to select in the BIOS that the PC should boot from the new disk.
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Yes I’ve done more often with the same program
Do I have to change something in the bios after I had both plates inside and the old one cloned to the new one? he must know that I have the new boats
the boot order then eif format the other
It is not guaranteed that your operating system still works through cloning.
From Samsung SSDs, I would leave my fingers after the problems that it caused:
https://www.heise.de/news/Samsung-SSD-990-Pro-Wichtiges-Firmware-Update-gegen-fasten-Verschleiss 7494971.html
what could you recommend? – this fits my board – https://ibb.co/rfLNdHm
The program works well, I made you with it
Yes, it works, made more often, never had any problems.