I have a Windows 10 C: drive (M.2 SSD) with the system installed, along with all associated files. I want to clone that drive to a new M.2 SSD of the same size and make. Not sure how to do that, as the device's instructions are not very detailed.
I have a Windows 10 C: drive (M.2 SSD) with the system installed, along with all associated files. I want to clone that drive to a new M.2 SSD of the same size and make. Not sure how to do that, as the device's instructions are not very detailed.
Do I need to format the new M.2 SSD drive first? If so, how do I do that without using my laptop, which has the M.2 SSD old drive in it, and using it to run the system
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