How Do I Move My Games From HDD to SSD Windows 10?

I'm getting a new SSD today and don't know how to transfer games from my old hard drive to the new one. My old hard disk, by the way, is just utilized for my games. Although copy and paste is an option, I am concerned that the game file would be corrupted during the process. Do you have any suggestions for safely transferring these games to SSD?

If you want to move your games from your old hard drive to your new SSD without the risk of file corruption, copy and paste is not the way to go. In this scenario, I would suggest disk cloning to transfer the data from HDD to SSD.

EaseUS Disk Copy may be a great solution for this task. This software enables you to clone your complete hard drive, including all game files, disk layout, and other configurations, to the new SSD without losing any game data. You can ensure a thorough and exact transfer of all your game data by using disk cloning, eliminating the chance of corruption or missing files.

Follow the steps below to move your games from HDD to SSD.

• Connect the new SSD to your computer.
• Download and install EaseUS Disk Copy.
• Launch the software and select "Disk Clone" from the main interface.
• Choose the source disk (your old hard drive with the games) and click Next.
• Select the destination disk (the new SSD), and click Next.
• Confirm the warning that the cloning will erase all original data saved on the SSD.
• Review the disk layout and adjust it if necessary.
• Click "Proceed" to start the disk cloning process.

EaseUS Disk Copy will then begin cloning your old hard drive to the new SSD, including all of your games. When the procedure is finished, all of your games will be cloned to the SSD, and you will be able to delete them from the old hard drive.

You can safely and rapidly move your games from the old hard drive to the new SSD by employing disk cloning with EaseUS Disk Copy, with no chance of file corruption or data loss. Download it and give it a shot.

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