What if you cant swap the ssd? can I clone via usb from old laptop to an external ssd (not m.2 just an external usbc ssd) and then from this external ssd back to the new laptop?
Im not computer savvy by any means. However, I followed the video instructions to the T, and was able to upgrade my ssd 500gb to a 2tb in under 30 minutes and started up perfectly. Thank you for this video.
Dude! Your video saved me hours of trying to transfer everything the old way and saved me from buying a new laptop! I followed your instructions exactly and less than 10 minutes, I had cloned my SSD, installed it and WOW, everything worked and was cloned. You ROCK! I upgraded to Pro on your link. You deserve it! Thanks for posting!
Really appreciate you making this video man, upgrading one of my SSD's to a 990 pro and didn't want to have to reinstall my OS and everything else, and since I'd never had to clone an SSD before I wasn't sure just how practical it would be. After seeing just how easy it really is I fell MUCH better doing so now. Again, serious thanks for making this video. I watched a few others and they were dragging it out without really giving any info, yours is definitely the one I'll recommend to friends if they should ever have to clone an SSD.
Edit: If you’re buying any Samsung drive there’s free software directly from Samsung you can use to clone the drive and not have to pay $40+ just to do so.
Your Orico SSD enclosure is not compatible with my SSD form factor M.2 2280 B+M Key with SATA protocol. Can you recommend one? e.g. does this one work : SABRENT USB 3.2 10Gbps Type C Tool Free Enclosure for M.2 PCIe NVMe and SATA SSDs (EC-SNVE)? Thx
Helpful! I have EaseUs PM! So when MS sees new hardware (SSD), they won't want re-verification of Windows (10 Pro) or anything else, like they used to?
I tried to use the free edition of easeUS to clone my SSD but it didn't work... It prompt me to buy the software... is there any free cloning software that you know of??? Thanks ... By the way great video...very very helpful. Two Thumbs up.👍👍
I purchased the EaseUS Partition Master Software and it worked to perfection. The latest version is quite different, but still easy to use. At first I had a failed transfer when I chose the *"Clone OS Disk"* option as opposed to *"Migrate OS".* I had an error message at the end that said that my target disk had insufficient space, which was obviously not, being this a new 2TB SS drive and copying from a 500GB SS drive . I couple of times I had the same issue until I tried *Migrate OS,* which "Migrates Windows OS, programs from system disk to another disk." I thought that only the Clone OS Disk option would actually copy he OS plus data. The first one, "Migrate," I thought it would only migrate the OS. Yet, on my third tried, I picked the option and it not only migrated the OS and all installed programs, but also some content I had in my desktop. I had already moved all content from my C: drive to another drive as precaution, but in the end it turned out that the Migrate OS option did everything. So, at this point I have no clue what's the difference between these two options. I think EaseUS should make it much clearer what each option does because the descriptions are very similar and you end up taking a guest, which means you would have to repeat the whole thing again if you didn't pick the correct one. The whole process took about 35-40 minutes in my machine. As a note, I also purchased the EaseUS DupFile Cleaner to find and delete duplicates files so I could clean up my drive, and it worked great. Yes, all this was paid but for me it's worth it because it works and saved a lot of time, and-who knows-maybe money too because I didn't risk finding a free software that I could potentially harm my computer and compromise data if it turned out to be a virus. I already owned and old version of EaseUS Todo PCTrans and I thought I could copy my entire drive this way. I couldn't for it will not Migrate the OS, but that program is good to transfer individual programs. My two cents!
@@HasifYusof He said Migrate OS - I tried using Clone and it copied the drive but when installing the into laptop it did not boot into my windows profile with all my custom settings so was useless. Will try the Migrate option or use some other software.
I keep getting a 0xc0000225 error code. I’ve tried troubleshooting via cmd and replacing the srtFile.txt like it told me to. I’ve wiped the drive twice and redone the cloning. Any tips on this ? Thank you
Review Guide. 1. It uses a paod software. 9usd for 1month 2. Its the most stable way to clone without hassles. Free cracked versions always have issues. 3. Plug and play install. (Takes about 7 to 15min SSD to SSD 300+-GB) HHD to SSD may take you hours... Unfortunately. 4. Make sure you have 3.1USB casing/adapter for fastest results...
Thank you for sharing the video! I'm getting a new SSD for Christmas, and this will come in handy. I need more space, but I'm also hoping it will speed up the computer a little. However, I have a feeling I'm going to need to upgrade the RAM at some point
I think the software is good. It has a lifetime license for 2 PCs. It is advantageous on my part because I have 2 PCs. It is expensive in Philippine pesos, but I'll save money for this software. I hate paying monthly subs for a license if I can get it for a lifetime. Para sa mga hindi pa kaya ang lifetime license ng software katulad ko, tiyaga-tiyaga muna tayo sa manual process.... hahahaha
Hey Toro hi you doing? Appreciate the videos. I wanted to ask if I could clone my internal ssd(NVME going out of space) and my M2 ssd to a new nvme, at the same time or woud it have to be one at a time? Thanks
hi if clone my 256GB SATA SSD used space only 120GB out of 256GB to 500Gb sata ssd (new one with 0 Bytes written-fromCrystalDiskInfo ) and after my clone process how much Data it will be written to new sata ssd ? * the whole 256Gb or * the used only 120GB ?
i dont have that ssd adaptor but my laptop has two slot of ssd can i use the second slot then clone my c drive to the new ssd in second slot? is that the same thing?
What if I need to move my OS from the SSD currently in my pc to my new one and I don’t have a a second slot for an SSD or an adapter like shown in the video?
I am doing a 800 gig full of a 1 terabyte Nvme SSD system drive to a new 4 terabyte nvme that has 6800 mbps read and 7300 mbps write and my original had a 3500 mbps read and a 7000 mbps write so it should perform better right? its done just under 600 gb but it's taking way longer obviously and i have to open up my gaming PC and remove my RGB heatsink so a bit more in depth.
why would you want to do that? that is much more complicated and probably not even possible because the cloning software overwrites everything in the target disk (which is currently running) and you would need to install an OS beforehand. just dont do it, do it the way he showed in the video
Because I cannot start my computer with the old ssd card. So I figured I could put the new one in to start my computer then transfer everything off the old one.
You need to pay to use this cloning software even though it is said free trial when you click proceed to clone it brings you to subcription page. Waste my time
Can I migrate or clone to the newer SSD without losing: -Files, documents, videos, pictures -Chrome cache, data, cookies -Current Regedit settings still remain in the OS if migrate to new SSD -Steam files, games and save files -My Settings configured in Windows Or once I migrate, everything is the exact same as I left it?
as someone above mentioned you have to be careful what settings you choose. I just tried to clone my SSD with EaseUS and it didn't boot into my windows user which effectively made the process a waste of time. Aparently 'Migrate' is the setting your after though I will try that out for myself soon :)
For those who are freaking out about the paid software -- it's only $20! (Canadian dollars) I think if you can afford to pay for the SSD, I'm sure you can afford the software subscription.
EaseUS Partition Master Download - bit.ly/3RuCFF2
Ultimate guide to clone SSD/HDD to SSD - bit.ly/3TIOMzT
What if you cant swap the ssd? can I clone via usb from old laptop to an external ssd (not m.2 just an external usbc ssd) and then from this external ssd back to the new laptop?
@@Knightfire66 You need another device. For reading SSD externally.
DONT USE THIS TUTORIAL IT USES PAID SOFTWARE AND HE NEVER TELLS YOU THAT IN THE VIDEO.
that video is sponsored, dont be so hasty.
just find free license key online
@@GGRached I just found another tutorial (:
@@avada44 where
thanks i didnt waste my time
Warning: clone SSD with this software is not a free function! Only download is free, LOL.
Im not computer savvy by any means. However, I followed the video instructions to the T, and was able to upgrade my ssd 500gb to a 2tb in under 30 minutes and started up perfectly. Thank you for this video.
Did you buy the software or use the free trial?
Dude! Your video saved me hours of trying to transfer everything the old way and saved me from buying a new laptop! I followed your instructions exactly and less than 10 minutes, I had cloned my SSD, installed it and WOW, everything worked and was cloned. You ROCK! I upgraded to Pro on your link. You deserve it! Thanks for posting!
cannot use, when want to start clone disk, easeus force me to buy the full version
Really appreciate you making this video man, upgrading one of my SSD's to a 990 pro and didn't want to have to reinstall my OS and everything else, and since I'd never had to clone an SSD before I wasn't sure just how practical it would be. After seeing just how easy it really is I fell MUCH better doing so now. Again, serious thanks for making this video. I watched a few others and they were dragging it out without really giving any info, yours is definitely the one I'll recommend to friends if they should ever have to clone an SSD.
Edit: If you’re buying any Samsung drive there’s free software directly from Samsung you can use to clone the drive and not have to pay $40+ just to do so.
@@2334juan WD (western digital) has one as well, easy install & currently cloning, hoping I don't screw up.
i got a cracked copy of AOMEI backupper off 1337x to do mine lol @@2334juan
IT IS PAY SOFTWARE, IT IS NOT FREE
If you’re putting a cloned ssd into a new motherboard, would you need to reinstall windows or would it still be installed on the new ssd?
Your Orico SSD enclosure is not compatible with my SSD form factor M.2 2280 B+M Key with SATA protocol. Can you recommend one? e.g. does this one work : SABRENT USB 3.2 10Gbps Type C Tool Free Enclosure for M.2 PCIe NVMe and SATA SSDs (EC-SNVE)? Thx
master you're back
thanks man, been sick for a while
Helpful! I have EaseUs PM! So when MS sees new hardware (SSD), they won't want re-verification of Windows (10 Pro) or anything else, like they used to?
I tried to use the free edition of easeUS to clone my SSD but it didn't work... It prompt me to buy the software... is there any free cloning software that you know of??? Thanks ... By the way great video...very very helpful. Two Thumbs up.👍👍
I purchased the EaseUS Partition Master Software and it worked to perfection. The latest version is quite different, but still easy to use.
At first I had a failed transfer when I chose the *"Clone OS Disk"* option as opposed to *"Migrate OS".* I had an error message at the end that said that my target disk had insufficient space, which was obviously not, being this a new 2TB SS drive and copying from a 500GB SS drive . I couple of times I had the same issue until I tried *Migrate OS,* which "Migrates Windows OS, programs from system disk to another disk."
I thought that only the Clone OS Disk option would actually copy he OS plus data. The first one, "Migrate," I thought it would only migrate the OS. Yet, on my third tried, I picked the option and it not only migrated the OS and all installed programs, but also some content I had in my desktop. I had already moved all content from my C: drive to another drive as precaution, but in the end it turned out that the Migrate OS option did everything. So, at this point I have no clue what's the difference between these two options. I think EaseUS should make it much clearer what each option does because the descriptions are very similar and you end up taking a guest, which means you would have to repeat the whole thing again if you didn't pick the correct one. The whole process took about 35-40 minutes in my machine.
As a note, I also purchased the EaseUS DupFile Cleaner to find and delete duplicates files so I could clean up my drive, and it worked great. Yes, all this was paid but for me it's worth it because it works and saved a lot of time, and-who knows-maybe money too because I didn't risk finding a free software that I could potentially harm my computer and compromise data if it turned out to be a virus.
I already owned and old version of EaseUS Todo PCTrans and I thought I could copy my entire drive this way. I couldn't for it will not Migrate the OS, but that program is good to transfer individual programs.
My two cents!
So we need click "Clone OS" or "Migrate OS" ? Need clear answer.
@@HasifYusof He said Migrate OS - I tried using Clone and it copied the drive but when installing the into laptop it did not boot into my windows profile with all my custom settings so was useless. Will try the Migrate option or use some other software.
@@bluewavesoverfuji ok. thank you for the answer
in 5:00 he explained that you need to change boot order in the bios. else you need to swap the ssd and put it into the same slot.
@@bluewavesoverfuji Did Migrate option work?
This program is not free. Useless guide.
Mine doesn't boot, can you help me I have already settled boot priority right and it shows recovery or repair everytime I try to boot
I keep getting a 0xc0000225 error code. I’ve tried troubleshooting via cmd and replacing the srtFile.txt like it told me to. I’ve wiped the drive twice and redone the cloning. Any tips on this ? Thank you
Review Guide.
1. It uses a paod software. 9usd for 1month
2. Its the most stable way to clone without hassles. Free cracked versions always have issues.
3. Plug and play install.
(Takes about 7 to 15min SSD to SSD 300+-GB)
HHD to SSD may take you hours... Unfortunately.
4. Make sure you have 3.1USB casing/adapter for fastest results...
Dope tutorial. I dont care at all that its a paid software (even though you dont state it in the video) because I'm ballin 💸
Thank you for sharing the video! I'm getting a new SSD for Christmas, and this will come in handy. I need more space, but I'm also hoping it will speed up the computer a little. However, I have a feeling I'm going to need to upgrade the RAM at some point
Ok it is a sponsored video... can you do the same thing with the free trial or you have to buy the paid version?
Will this work for free or do i need to buy the software, or upgrade it?
the free version does not support cloning, you need to buy it
@@torogiprogood to know, thanks!
I think the software is good. It has a lifetime license for 2 PCs. It is advantageous on my part because I have 2 PCs. It is expensive in Philippine pesos, but I'll save money for this software. I hate paying monthly subs for a license if I can get it for a lifetime.
Para sa mga hindi pa kaya ang lifetime license ng software katulad ko, tiyaga-tiyaga muna tayo sa manual process.... hahahaha
does this process erase the memory in the old SSD? if not, how do i erase the old SSD after i finish the transfer?
THANK YOU!! I was looking how to do this an d your video made it so much simpler!!!
Hey Toro hi you doing? Appreciate the videos. I wanted to ask if I could clone my internal ssd(NVME going out of space) and my M2 ssd to a new nvme, at the same time or woud it have to be one at a time? Thanks
Would this apply to a PC Desktop, obviously not needing the adapter but rather cables to connect the SSD's? You have a guide on Desktop?
Does it adjust the partition on the cloned bigger drive and do I need to turn off bitdefender during the cloning process ?
Tqvm. Is it the same with the window 11?
The paywall prevented me from using this as shown.
Can you still use the old drive on another laptop and have the same files and all installed/running on it?
kaboses mo si sir Bermor keep it up thanks sa guide already subscribe
Can I use clone NVME SSD to different laptop with different properties? It will work or not?
hi if clone my 256GB SATA SSD used space only 120GB out of 256GB to 500Gb sata ssd (new one with 0 Bytes written-fromCrystalDiskInfo ) and
after my clone process
how much Data it will be written to new sata ssd ?
* the whole 256Gb or
* the used only 120GB ?
If my laptop has 2 hard drive slots, can i plug in the new hard drive directly on the vacant slot so I wont need the adapter to clone it?
do the manufacturer of the two ssd matter? do they have to be the same or it doesn't matter. like intel into samsung
The manufacturer doesn't matter as long as the SSD you're cloning it to has the same size or higher.
@@torogipro thank you so much!
Could you please tell me In my HDD the SAP software is there but after clone process it will work or not in my SSD...?
i dont have that ssd adaptor but my laptop has two slot of ssd can i use the second slot then clone my c drive to the new ssd in second slot? is that the same thing?
Videos like this are the reason the dislike button should be restored
does this still work in 2024 and does this clone a bootable os from my old ssd
is there free alternative ?
kapag ssd to hdd , same thing or same procedure po ba?
need ko po kasi lagyan ng os yung bibilhin kong bagong hdd para sa other laptop ko?
Can I use the free trial to copy my mom's SSD to a new one?
What if I need to move my OS from the SSD currently in my pc to my new one and I don’t have a a second slot for an SSD or an adapter like shown in the video?
what if, if you dont have adapter? how to do it without adapter?
Whats the difference between the paid and the free trial of the software?
I am doing a 800 gig full of a 1 terabyte Nvme SSD system drive to a new 4 terabyte nvme that has 6800 mbps read and 7300 mbps write and my original had a 3500 mbps read and a 7000 mbps write so it should perform better right? its done just under 600 gb but it's taking way longer obviously and i have to open up my gaming PC and remove my RGB heatsink so a bit more in depth.
Where did you buy the SSD 1TB?
can u choose only 1 partition will it work??
Is it possible to clone ssd using the trail version?
Guys, use the mini tool partition wizard because its free
are the users going to be coppied too?
you dont need an adapter sometimes you can unplug your wifi m.2 slot and put in the m.2 ssd.will this work????
thank you. I do prefer a clean installation.
I always love and watch your videos, bro. More power and more videos to come!
Sweet 👍😊
Can you do this process with the new ssd in the computer, and clone the old ssd from the adapter?
why would you want to do that? that is much more complicated and probably not even possible because the cloning software overwrites everything in the target disk (which is currently running) and you would need to install an OS beforehand. just dont do it, do it the way he showed in the video
Because I cannot start my computer with the old ssd card. So I figured I could put the new one in to start my computer then transfer everything off the old one.
Nice and Thank you.
i had this software years ago, never worked
Great Video......
miss you to much
easiest way . thank you.
Thanks!
u are god
Kapatid niyo po ba si Bermor?
Almost same voice and accent no sir?
@@miyuribueno3348 Yes sir. 😅
Everything worked perfectly. Thank you!
EaseUS Partition, is not even free ! Do you have any other Apps for free ?
Wala po bang easeus na .iso?
the drive G: is it your HDD?
Thats google drive amigo
oh i see wla p kc ko pc after it broken last win7ultimate 32bit os familiar . tpos more in mobile phone nlng old school system
master pwede to sa win10 desktop na OS?
Yes amiho
Great video keep up all the good work
Perfect guide, thanks!
"much faster", not "more faster"! Beside, EaseUS Partition Master is a Demo/Trial from your link provided!
You need to pay to use this cloning software even though it is said free trial when you click proceed to clone it brings you to subcription page. Waste my time
thanks u
can you do this with a pc to??
Yes amigo
@@torogipro alr thx
Can I migrate or clone to the newer SSD without losing:
-Files, documents, videos, pictures
-Chrome cache, data, cookies
-Current Regedit settings still remain in the OS if migrate to new SSD
-Steam files, games and save files
-My Settings configured in Windows
Or once I migrate, everything is the exact same as I left it?
Yes amigo
as someone above mentioned you have to be careful what settings you choose. I just tried to clone my SSD with EaseUS and it didn't boot into my windows user which effectively made the process a waste of time. Aparently 'Migrate' is the setting your after though I will try that out for myself soon :)
you need to say NVME.2...faceplam
Not Free so pointless
every single one of these tools ask me to pay.
so what's the worst case scenario
It is not free to use. It's only free to download.
programs free trial is just preview
apple in dell 🤣🤣🤣
Less talking more action we in a hands on world ppl especially America 😂😂
Tell joe biden to do less talking more action 😂😂😂
What if you cant swap the ssd? can I clone via usb adapter from old laptop to an external ssd and then from this external ssd back to the new laptop?
Just use hiren boot it have free easeus
Its not free, u r marketing for this application and u never mentioned it in ur video mr. Capture!
TO ME APEAR TO PAY FOR DO THIS, WHY?????????????
This crap is not free. And I can't seem to uninstall. it.
138k subs and dude is using utorrent.. probably pirated all apps
das video ist kacke
orraayttt
For those who are freaking out about the paid software -- it's only $20! (Canadian dollars) I think if you can afford to pay for the SSD, I'm sure you can afford the software subscription.