A Couple Questions About Partitions

Here's an easy way to do it:
Make a Macrium image of your SSD (Disk 0 which is your OS - "C" ) to your D data drive. Make sure you have "verify" enabled.
Disconnect Disk 1.
Clean install W10 onto the SSD Drive 0. This will make all the necessary partitions.
Shut down.
Re-connect Disk 1.
Boot to Kyhi's recovery media.
Run Macrium Restore and drag the image from D on to the new C partition of your SSD.

Someone else just successfully did this yesterday:
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Here's an easy way to do it:
Boot to Kyhi's recovery media.
Make a Macrium image of your SSD (Disk 0 which is your OS - "C" ) to your D data drive. Make sure you have "verify" enabled.
shut down
Disconnect Disk 1. (HDD)
Boot into the windows setup media + Clean install W10 onto the SSD Drive 0. This will make all the necessary partitions.
Shut down.
Re-connect Disk 1. (HDD)
Re-Boot into Kyhi's recovery media.
Run Macrium Restore and drag the image from D on to the new C partition of your SSD.

Kyhi said:

Here's an easy way to do it:
Boot to Kyhi's recovery media.
Make a Macrium image of your SSD (Disk 0 which is your OS - "C" ) to your D data drive. Make sure you have "verify" enabled.
Disconnect Disk 1.
Clean install W10 onto the SSD Drive 0. This will make all the necessary partitions.
Shut down.
Re-connect Disk 1.
Re-Boot into Kyhi's recovery media.
Run Macrium Restore and drag the image from D on to the new C partition of your SSD.

Thanks Kyhi - I guess I was assuming he had Macrium installed already!

LOL.. I had a long response I was typing when yours popped up...

I liked your response better.... Easier...

Kyhi said:

LOL.. I had a long response I was typing when yours popped up...

I liked your response better.... Easier...

Cheers!

I always seem to forget how Helpful and Useful that Bootable PE Rescue Disk is..

Kyhi said:

I always seem to forget how Helpful and Useful that Bootable PE Rescue Disk is..

Yes, well I can see why!

once you get the SSD squared away - we can address the no longer needed partitions on the HDD