24-04-2016, 03:33 PM
Yup - you need to IMAGE your existing disk to the new SSD, and importantly, the new disk needs to be bootable.
I tend to do this by removing the drive the the laptop and plugging it and the new SSD into a desktop computer - it doesn't matter is the disks are SATA or IDE, so long, obviously, as they are the same type...
I then image the disks on the desktop, then put the now bootable SSD into the laptop and hopefully, Bob's your mother's brother.
I tend to do this by removing the drive the the laptop and plugging it and the new SSD into a desktop computer - it doesn't matter is the disks are SATA or IDE, so long, obviously, as they are the same type...
I then image the disks on the desktop, then put the now bootable SSD into the laptop and hopefully, Bob's your mother's brother.
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