On my studio puter... I've got a 500 gb SSD that I use as my boot and program file drive. It's not nearly big enough. I got a 2 tb pci ssd that I'd like to migrate everything to and make the boot drive (and getting rid og the 500 gb ssd all together. I don't want to lose everything.
What do? 
I have a doohicky in my pc bag--source drive goes in 1 slot, target drive goes in the other. Hour and 15 minutes later, target drive is an exact clone.
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Hmm, I bet there's an adapter, but I'll bet you're looking at cloning software
Best thing is to get a big primary drive, like 2TB and another big drive for keeping stuff and maybe copies of stuff you don't want to lose
Just take that old hard drive out and install the new one. Fresh windows install , assuming you can reload your programs.
then put the old drive in and copy the stuff you want to the new drive
I'll be damned, didn't know they made one of these
Probably the cheapest method. Ticket is buy something that lets you hook NEW drive up as a usb device to existing pc
This should work with a non-seagate ssd, right?
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This really looks like it will do the trick.
Display MoreI'll be damned, didn't know they made one of these
https://www.amazon.com/Sabrent…0-20&geniuslink=true&th=1
https://www.tomshardware.com/h…ne-your-ssd-or-hard-drive
Probably the cheapest method. Ticket is buy something that lets you hook NEW drive up as a usb device to existing pc
That's neat but I've got room for the ssd on the motherboard.
When you say you don't want to lose everything, what are you talking about? Programs that are installed or data on the disk?
I know this sounds stupid, but can't you just drag and drop them?
You can drag and drop all of the pluginsplugins for sure.
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