After that, you'll get a "Successfully cloned" message. That's to say, you've done the Windows 7 copying work successfully. If you plan to only clone a partition, you can choose the "Clone A Partition" before the first step above, then the left steps as similar to the steps of cloning an entire disk.
It's really a painless job. Try it by yourself now! By the way, there is another option for cloning an OS. Generally rated 4. This article shows you how to copy Windows 7 files with a few minutes.
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Confirm where the backup will be stored and click Start Backup. The next step is to shutdown your computer, install your larger hard disk and then get ready to restore your backup installation on the larger hard disk.
Click Retry. Automatically, the latest backup installation will be detected and selected. If you have another image in mind you would like to restore instead, select Select a system image.
Please take into consideration partition layout and the size of the image you want to restore. Since our intention is to move our image to a larger drive that we backed up earlier, we will go with the default. If you have made any partition changes since you last backed up your Windows 7 installation, you can exclude those disks if you want so that the backed up installation will restore just on the selected drive. A final warning, the image restored will be an exact replica of what we backed up earlier, so any partition changes on the drive will be deleted unless excluded.
Restoration can take some time depending on the size of the backup, sit back and relax or go do something while it restores. Of course, you should make sure you are connected to a Uninterruptible Power Supply when doing a task like this. Our Restoration is now complete. My question is: Is there any way that I can move Windows 7 from the old disk to the new SSD without reinstalling Windows 7 and applications? Many users prefer today the successful and stable operating system from Microsoft is Windows 7, so there are still a lot of people using it even if Windows 10 has been released for a while.
But as time goes by, the free space of Windows 7 system partition will become less and less and Windows 7 will get slower and slower, so most of Windows 7 users plan to upgrade the old drive to a larger hard disk disk or a faster solid-state drive SSD. Is there any way that I can move Windows 7 from the old disk to the new disk without reinstalling Windows 7 and applications?
Many other users also want to know the answer to this question. The answer is yes, free system clone software WinToHDD can help you move Windows 7 from old hard drive to a new hard drive. In such cases, you will probably want to clone Windows OS onto a new hard drive instead of performing a clean installation. No matter which way you choose to transfer Windows 7 from one hard drive to another, you can boot from the destination disk successfully afterward. Step 1. You will get disk partition information as the picture below.
Step 2. Step 3. You could keep the default settings or modify the information including size, location, and drive letter of the partition on new disk.
Step 4.
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