How do I copy my PC with all partitions to a second one?
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There are software
Let’s try it with Clonezilla
I’ve been using AOMEI Partition Assistant for several years. Never had any problems.
I don’t have Windows.
There are Cloning Tools, so a 1:1 copy is created, now do not know a special, simply google, there is also from the respective manufacturer of hard drives/SSDs.