How To Migrate OS To SSD With AOMEI. In this article, you will read how to migrate OS to SSD from HDD using AOMEI partition assistant. SSD is a new technology to be used in the tech industry. Many people are opting for SSD over HDD these days. Let us discuss it in detail.
Differences Between HDD And SSD:
HDD stands for Hard Disk Drives and SDD stands for Solid State Drives. There is a huge difference between both of them.
-HDD is a mechanical device that stores data on a magnetic platter.
-SSD is an electronic device that stores data electronically which does not consist of any moving parts.
-HDD are exposed to shock and magnetic interferences.
-SSD are less exposed to shock and magnetic interferences.
-HDD needs to be handled carefully.
-SSD can be handled carefree.
-HDD is a slow storage device.
-SSD is faster as compared to HDD.
How To Migrate OS To SSD With AOMEI?
As SSD is much faster than HDD, keeping your operating system on an SSD is better. It will give a much faster boot time and lag-free performance. Many of us are using HDD on our PC. To use SSD, you have to clone the OS from HDD to SSD. It can be easily done by AOMEI partition wizard. You will need a paid version of this software to complete the process.
The best thing about this partition manager is that it both supports MBR and GPT formats. It can be done without reinstalling the operating system. To migrate OS from HDD to SDD:
1.Connect the SSD to your PC.
2.Click on Migrate OS to SSD.
3.Then click on next to continue.
4.Select the SSD that has been recently installed.
5.If you do not find any allocated space, then click on “I want to delete all partitions on disk 2 to migrate system to the disk”.
6.Then select next.
7.You can resize the partition. Insert drive letters and modify other information.
8.You can also keep it default.
9.You will see steps on how to boot after the cloning is completed on the screen. Read it.
10.Click on the Finish button.
11.You will be back to the main interface.
12.Review the steps.
13.To finalize all the process click on ‘Apply’.
