How Do I Move Windows 11 OS to New M.2 Drive?

Larissa updated on Jan 31, 2024 to Data Backup Questions Answered | How-to Articles

I'm buying a brand new Victus laptop and increasing the memory from 512GB to 1TB. Because it only has one memory slot, I need to transfer the operating system to the new disk. I'm very new to this, so I need a video or something to walk me through it step by step because I don't want to pay $80 to have it done.

Moving your Windows 11 operating system to a new M.2 SSD will significantly increase your laptop's speed and performance, delivering a seamless user experience. Disk cloning is the greatest option for migrating Windows 11 OS to a new M.2 SSD without losing data. EaseUS Disk Copy is an exceptional disk cloning software that ensures you may move Windows OS to another device without reinstalling it. Now, download it and begin transferring your Windows 11 OS to an M.2 SSD.

  • First, ensure that your M.2 drives are connected to your computer and recognized.
  • Launch EaseUS Disk Copy and choose "Disk Copy" from the main menu.
  • Select the source disk containing your Windows 11 operating system (the old drive) and click "Next."
  • Select the target disk (the new M.2 drive) and press "Next" to continue.
  • If necessary, you can adjust the partition size on the destination disk in the "Disk Layout" window. EaseUS Disk Copy will automatically copy all partitions from the source disk.
  • To begin the disk cloning procedure, select "Next" and then "Proceed" after you have confirmed the disk layout. 
  • When the cloning procedure is finished, turn off your computer and physically remove the old M.2 drive.
  • Finally, restart your computer with only the new M.2 drive connected to ensure that the Windows 11 OS was successfully transferred.

Using EaseUS Disk Copy streamlines the process of transferring the Windows 11 operating system to a new M.2 drive, assuring a smooth transition and reducing the chance of data loss. Download it and give it a shot. It won't let you down.

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