Upgrade Your Desktop to SSD & Easily Move Windows Using SK Hynix Migration Tool
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
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This video is for people who have never installed a new SSD or migrated data from one drive to another. If you need to move Windows from one drive to another, SK Hynix has you covered. They have partnered with Macrium to create their own migration tool. You can go to their website and download it here: ssd.skhynix.com/ or just use the links provided below. Here's what you need:
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SK Hynix has been an OEM for some of the biggest brands; you might have one even if you don't know it. They have been making RAM and NAND Flash memory for years and are finally back in the retail business with their latest Gold S31 SSD. Let us know what you think and feel free to ask questions in the comments.
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I bought my first SSD in 2012 and I thought I was late to the game LOL.
2019 baby. Was I late? After 5 harddrive crashes I've finally upgraded lmao
@@evanwiger bruh 2019 i used my first ssd in 2020 its 2tb and i still use it on my pc build to this day
i just replaced my hdd with the same ssd in this video LMAO my computer is from 2010...
I bought a 128 gb SSD in 2014 and it was kind expensive lol
Just upgraded to a 1TB SSD from a 1TB HDD best upgrade I've made.
For anyone wondering you need a hynix ssd to use the software or else the program just won't run.
So how else do you do it?
@@thischannelisdeleted Idk I couldn’t use that program so I just did a factory reset. I’m sure theres another way to do it but I was tired of looking up other methods.
THANK YOU SOOOO VERY MUCH, I really appreciate you making this video. I have a good somewhat modern gaming PC but the HDD is atrocious. This was my first video after searching "how to upgrade storage on PC" and I am glad I clicked on your video. You explained everything phenomenally 👍
04:35 what a plug :)
Right!! It sounds like an English dub of some Japanese martial arts movie.
Right! It sounds like an English dub of a Japanese martial arts movie.
Took me a sec to figure it out lol
Its true once you go solid state you never want to go back!
You'll regret going back!
thanks to this vid, i got a SK hynix. cloning the old drive was super easy with no probs and now for the first time i have ssd. i thought this upgrade was gonna be a complex pain but your vid showed how simple it is, thanks alot bro!
Thanks so much! Super helpful and got my upgrade in less than 24 hours!
You probably don't have it, but do you have an amazon or or sk hynix link for the y adapter?
Man I am watching this on my Old PC (which runs off an HDD) and it's slow, but once I get an SSD it will be faster than before. Thanks for the video!
QUESTIONS: First, are you saying that when an SSD is the primary drive Windows is being booted from on a Desktop, you only should have the Data SATA III cable plugged into the SSD, but not the Power SATA III cable plugged into the SSD? If that is the case, why?
Second, why are you saying it is necessary to have the SATA III Power cable plugged into the SSD while using Cloning Software?
Third, are you saying a 3.5" mechanical Hard Drive should use both the Data SATA III cable and the Power SATA III cable when the HDD is the primary drive being booted from? Or is it only necessary to use the Data SATA III cable?
I'm a bit confused after watching this video.
I have an 8 year old laptop with a HDD that I just bought an SSD for. I’m gonna get a USB type c to SATA cable and try this to boot off the much faster SSD💪🏽🔥
The data migration tool worked like a charm like you said. I switched boot drives and changed my mechanical drive to storage. I previously tried this with a different tool but it wasn't able to boot up on the hynix drive. Thanks for the walkthrough!
Thank you, I'm a broke college student majoring in aerospace engineering running with an office prebuilt rig. This video helped a TON!
Is it possible to just clone windows instead of all other files? And how would you delete the original windows on the hard disc?
just throw out the HDD bruh you dont need that junk
Following are my suggestions for making this video clearer and better for those of us who have never opened a PC or are nervous about cloning Windows 10 on C and not want to brick their PC! 1) spend some more video seconds on showing close ups for power and data connectors for cables as well as SSD/CD drive 2) How to identify different type of connectors, cables, perhaps a simplified diagram of what type of connector and cable goes to what type of connector on SSD and motherboard 3) Provide a link to Amazon or ASIN for Y cables/Power cables/tools etc 4) If SKHynix, Windows 10 or Macrium software will let you do the same with USB to SATA cable in a yet easier way. Thanks.
i did this but it did not boot with 0x000000e. i had to rebuild bcd to make it boot again. what did i miss
I have a couple of questions:
1. Does the software work on any and all SSDs? Or do I have to use that brand only?
2. Can I migrate my boot drive data while windows are working, or do I have to use another system for the migration?
Thanks in advance.
I ran into an issues with this setup. Granted it could quite possibly be user error. My suggestion though, would be to be sure to have your start up disk. Not quite sure, why this happened. I followed these steps, step by step. I also have the same office computer. But after the cloning process was complete. One I tried restarting my computer. it said "BOOTMGR Is missing". long story short. I didn't have the disk. I had to create one and use it to repair the issue. Other than that my computer is so much faster. It was complete worth the investment.
Technology changed so much, but you haven't! Thanks for keeping us fresh.
I'm confused, at 12:46 he says "make sure the C drive is the size of your Hynix drive" but his C drive is still the smaller ssd that he had before and it looks like he formatted his F drive which seemed to be the size of the Hynix drive, im confused lmao can someone explain or did he just make a mistake?
Have some basic decency. Maybe a disclosure about the video being sponsored? 'Fastest' SSD you have tested, yet it's a SATA SSD and pretty much any modern SATA SSD drive will hit the SATA3 max bandwidth. Maybe try to sell it on the MBTF, not the speed.
There goes my subscription.
This was so confusing :'(
i love how he says u have to make sure ur grounded so u dont short circuit anything even tho its rare and touches his hair
The data migration tool only works for sk-hynix ssds. Thanks for nothing.
Can I use that cloning software for non-SK SSDs?
Sadly no, from my experience.
Great tutorial for others who need help with this!
This was exactly what I was looking for. Thank you for explaining this without unecessary bullsh*t. Nicely done, and much appreciated.
3:19 but isnt the point to discharge static before plugging it in which supposedly can cause a short???
Thanks for the tutorial video! It really was super simple and easy like said in this video. SK hynix is def a win
Get a Samsung ssd with their "1 click" software and a sata to usb adapter.
QUESTION: My laptop from 2011 is a Dell Latitude e6420. It came with a Kingston 128GB SSD when I got it. This Kingston 128GB SSD takes exactly 17 Seconds to Boot every time. But when I cloned to a 1TB SK Hynix SSD with DRAM, it actually made the Boot times longer. The laptop now takes 20 Seconds to Boot. Why would it take longer with a SSD that is so much larger and includes DRAM?
I have yet to try this, BUT YOU SIR HAVE EXPLAINED IT TO THE T, I was not left with any questions! THANK YOU!
I didn't know Chumlee from Pawn Stars was a computer wizard?
Great, had an old noisy drive now PC is super fast and quiet. Kudos
BEWARE: I followed all the steps exactly and got error 0xc000000e the SSD will not boot
Update it worked I had to trouble shoot using this link
www.minitool.com/data-recovery/fix-error-0xc000000e.html
@@q100john what did you have to do?
so is cloning just copying all the files over or is it actually moving the files and clearing the old drive
Thanks man, even 3 years on this helped. I did it from a HDD to an SSD and it took a little under 10 hours to copy all the data across (It was a full HDD).
what is this 2013?
I know, right? My kids gaming PCs had 240gig SSDs in them back then.
@@teknerd Heck if you go back to the late 1970s, you could buy 128k "Bubble memory" cards for various systems; Intel made them for the Apple II for example. I know a couple of Amiga users (or rather I knew) who used 5mb Disk-On-Modules back in the late 1980s. Of course the Bubble memory was just non volatile RAM, and the DOMs were only good on systems that didn't do heavy file journalling (write-life wasn't great). But I do go on...
Great video. This guy looks like an IG guy. haha. Thanks for the video. It's very helpful!
2 systems at the same time is to confusing for us old guys
Thank you! I got my first ssd in Sept 2020 upgrading from a regular Hdd on a 430 Dell vostro from 2009 lol 😂 but is worth it. It took an hour and a half more or less but is way faster using the SK hynix migration utility.
Thanks for the tutorial!
Holy shit, it's the Undertaker
I bought a new low end laptop and feel like it is trash, wasted money but after spending some amount on ssd it run great even I use photoshop on it and works perfectly fine
I never thought about tinkering with SSDs until Walmart started selling them around '16 or '17. When I saw them, I was like, "The only people who know enough about these to find usefulness in them aren't going to go looking for them at Walmart." However, when I started looking into console upgrades and portable flash drives, I found a use for them. Most HDDs require enough power for the internal mechanisms to function. However, plug these SSDs into USB enclosures and you have a handy, portable hard drive with the capacity of an HDD but the durability of a flash drive. Eventually, I decided to upgrade the hard drive in my main computer rig containing my OS to SSD. Fortunately, I had a hard drive cloner from when I was upgrading my consoles. Less than 30 minutes later, I pop it back into my computer and boot it. I could, definitely, see a speed increase. But, one thing I found as a side effect was that I was getting video tearing while watching RUclips videos in full screen mode. I have a program I run in the background Process Tamer. It throttles programs that use up too much CPU power so that they don't slow down the system. I had Chrome set to "Force Below Normal" because it could easily eat up all the CPU resources before. Once I configured Process Tamer to ignore Chrome, suddenly I wasn't getting video tearing while watching RUclips videos in full screen. I can't think of any reason why Process Tamer could create an issue like that other than Linus from LTT having a similar issue with his NVMe file server:
ruclips.net/video/xWjOh0Ph8uM/видео.html
My guess is the SSD was attempting to optimize the CPU usage but was competing with Process Tamer trying to do that itself.
I just cloned my Samsung M.2 256GB C drive to a Replacement Samsung M.2 1TB C drive using the free SK Hynix (2.0.6896) Perfect result. Many thanks. it was a piece of cake.
do you have to have a SK Hynix SSD to use the program or does it with with any SSD and HDD?
Oh this is perfect! I literally bought this EXACT thing for black friday before realizing I didn't know how to upgrade. Couldn't be a better video for my situation!
0:11 its the fastest ssd you tested?
some should tell him about m.2 ssd
Did you finish the video? He mentioned that.
@@Sieg670 seems that joke went over you
@@wingscancer Thought you may have been playing one of the trolls but it's hard to tell online.
@@Sieg670 no i like logan. just wish he did more hardware reviews
For Linux you don't need any weird tool. Just put the SSD in another system and it works fine, except when you use an Nvidia-card, then you need to put in some extra work but if you go from one system with an Nvidia card to another (or a system with an AMD-card of course) then it is not a problem either.
OMFG AFTER 3 LONG DAYS. FINALLY *the rock voice* SOMEONE WITH A SIMPLE STEP BY STEP METHOD HELPED!!!❤️ you earned a subscriber bro🤞🏾💯
Hi, I just purchased a 500Gb SSD from Amazon, but my PC wont see it neither on my PC Disk Management or Bios. Help? Could this be a defective SSD. My Pc model is HP H8-1534 PC
What happens when you do all this with the stated tools ( sk hynix clone tool )zero errors it still dosent boot shows in 7 but not in the bios
I feel like with newer components people are really overreacting about static electricity. I've been all up in my pc with no protection on carpet and it's working perfectly fine.
You made me look like I knew what I was doing 😂 awesome video! Got everything done no sweat!
Great video thanks
Man, i thought 1 Tera Byte SSDs would be standard issue on all computers by now. Geez, talk about the computer companies milking this!! Dang, i think enough years have gone by to where SSDs would be the norm, and not an upgrade. GREED
Every time I launch the sk hynix migration tool it gives me an error message, I'm trying to use a sk hynix ssd and when I go to my pc, manage it does recognize the drive. What should I do?
If you have a different brand hard drive the software developer have another software called Macrium Reflect now they are on version 8. Worked great for me.
Mission success! Just completed my hdd to ssd transfer. My god the difference is mind blowing 🤣
Bruh my PC went from a 2min boot up to 23 seconds 💀
Not sure if ad or genuine recommendation
Bruh obviously this works ssd si faster then hdd it's newer and doesn't use a disk and a pin it's like a big USB stick.
You could recommend a SATA to USB cable instead of sata cables and y cables for the cloning. Same price, you can get them for like £3 on eBay. Soo much easier for people.
Is this worth it to get as a stand alone SSD to keep the operating system on for my gaming pc build?
This was a massive help, much appreciated and well done..my PC is flying !
Super video. I have one issue. My Dell Inspiron's C: drive is a M2 SSD. Everything in your video worked perfectly, but i can't seem to figure out how to change boot sequence. I cannot swap cables on hard drives because of the M2 drive. My Dell has a APTIO Setup Utility. I would appreciate some insight on how to change boot sequence with this Utility Software.
Will this migration tool work on other brands of ssd ?
Great video. You got another subscriber.
Wow this is a great and relevant video for 2012. At this point SSDs are like $60 and even grandparents have them
You obviously don't work in tech support.
great video. I was able to swap my old hd to a new ssd seamlessly
If I upgrade my ssd and my hard drive, will I have to buy windows etc. my pc was a pre built I got from best buy. By hard drive space is just not enough. I also wanted to add ram while I did this upgrade
So do i have to buy an extra cable? Missed that part
Is the does the program work for any other ssd or you'll need sk hynix ssd?
To use the migration tool, do you have to use the Hynix drive or could it be a different ssd manufacturer?
When I tried to download the migration early, it didn't allow me due to not having the sk hynix ssd in, so no
Are the SSD compatible with any computer? I have a 10 years old Dell XPS i would like to upgrade.
I would ask amazon at their page to see.
great vid bro, my hssd took almost 5 hours to transfer!
Do I need to have the SK hynix SSD hooked up to the computer in order to install the data migration tool program? I just bought the SSD and haven't hooked it up yet, and the downloaded migration tool program won't install to my existing computer. I get an error message. In your video you were about to install the program but skipped showing what you did there. It was already installed when you continued the video. Do you think the Samsung migration tool will work with the SK hynix SSD? I already have that one. Great video, thanks.
earned my subscription within seconds
Honestly, if you're somebody with an Hdd, you're probably someone with just 1 important folder on your desktop with 10 years worth of pictures.
if i don’t have a sata cable could i use a usb to sata cable to do the transfer instead?
Thank you. This video was really helpful.
THANK YOU a billion horrible RUclips videos later. Finally a striaght forward no bull video and your face and voice arnt annoying. So thank you!!!!
Could I use the Sata Y cable for two SSDs?
i have a laptop with ssd drive and i loaded a bunch of programs including autocad 2020, now can i install this ssd into my pc with out loosing any programing licensing when i install the neww ssd???
Is 500GB slower than 1TB? or are they the same speed?
Morris Amin H. Same speed the only difference is the storage 😁
So I just noticed that my SSD holds my system partition while my hdd has the booting one. I get an error while trying to clone my hdd over to the ssd, must likely due to the system partition existing in the ssd. And I can’t delete it, it’s windows locked.... any recommendations?
This is a great vid...thanks! I'm getting this SSD to put one game on for faster loading/transition times. I want to keep my main harddrive as it is, as the primary. Do your instructions change at all?
Can I used the SK Hynix migration tool with a different brand SSD?
This video is great. Thanks so much
Ok, no offense, I love you guys. But man you're a bit behind. Currently it is very cheap to get a NVMe SSD, even 512gb ones are ~$150. If you really want to save money you could get a 128gb one for your OS and a normal SSD for more storage, it's really cheap. Granted, older motherboards won't support NVMe, so it's not great advice for the people you are trying to adress, but that's not really your audience here in the first place.
this works for nvme too its just an example
I seen curical mx500 m.2 for 99
Not everyone has m.2 slots on their mobo. I just picked up an ssd for my mothers older prebuilt
I'm so frustrated, I have watched videos like this for weeks now and I'm still as lost as I was on day one. I'm never going to have the confidence to do anything. Are there any videos that break it down even more? I feel like this video is for people who already have a complex understanding of how the internals work and I don't know how any of it works, I was lost with every connection and why they were connected etc
Are ssd universal? Like I don’t have to worry abt getting the wrong one do I ?
Excellent. Just what I needed. Thank you.
Does the migration tool work with other brand ssds?
i wanna know this as well
Probably will get one black Friday I have an ssd just need more storage
just to make sure the hard drive gives you more space like for games or is that for ram
AWESOME VIDEO THANKS !
you are awesome!!!!!!!! thank you so much for being so clear and easy to follow keep up the great work
When buying an ssd will it work on any pc or are there certain specs that I need to know?
subbed ! excellent video ty
What if my mother board doesn’t have the Sata connection?
Very helpful video. Thanks.
Thanks for sharing. This is exciting! My Windows 10 Sata drive has become in accessible.