Easiest way to move system from one drive to another (HD -> SSD OS MOVE)

[pa0l0]

Hello,
Recently i have purchased Samsung M2 250GB SSD (MZHPV256HDGL). I head only standard HD Drive in my G752VT Notebook.
When installed new SSD I was wondering how to move system from HD to SSD easiest way.
And I Found AOMEI Partition Assistant http://www.disk-partition.com/. It has option to move OS to other partition available in Professional version.
Just need to select destination drive with empty space (Not initialized partition jet), and software makes all required steps to create bootable OS partition on selected drive. Then i head to go to bios options to select my new SSD as first boot device and that's all. System runs very fast now from my SSD.

Steps to upgrade to SSD Bootable OS:

1. Install SSD disk in Notebook.
2. Boot up old Windows 10 OS from HD.
3. Install AOMEI Partition Assistant Professional.
4. Clicked "Migrate OS to SSD or HDD" function in AOMEI.
5. Select unallocated space on Disk 2 (SSD).
6. Go thru wizard with Next and Finish buttons.
7. Click on Apply button on AOMEI main window.
8. Wait fro AOMEI to finish all tasks including system restart.
9. Change boot priorytry in bios to make SSD first boot.
10. Boot up OS from SSD and enjoy fast OS boot.

[h3ll4ngel]

Thank you I just do it and done. Awsome but how can I format the Local Disk C (old OS)

[JustinThyme]

Many other methods posted if you use that funny little empty box in the top right corner with the magnifying glass icon, this conversation has been discussed at least 1000 times in the last 6 months. My preference, I wouldnt use this method as it sounds like sure failure.
If you bought a Samsung drive you can use either Samsung data migration software (if its consumer) or macrium reflect if its not.
Simply put the new drive in and clone it.

I do not recommened formatting the old drive, Its a cheap POS but very valuable in one aspect. Best fail safe there is! Put that sucker in a box somewhere and if you need to recover you have the OEM drive or if you need to send it off for service, you have the OEM drive. Every laptop I have the first thing I did was boot it up on the OEM drive, update drivers, remove bloatware then clone it and put it to bed.