copy/backup/clone? small ssd to bigger one

the stituation:
i received a new laptop with 128Gb sdd and win11
my data [and OS win10 which i am willing to sacrifice] is on a 250Gb ssd - old pc
question:
can i get a 1Tb ssd for the laptop, clone the present 128Gb to it, which will include the win11 and after that partition the new ssd to say drive C with the new OS and drive D with the old data and copy [with macrium] the old 250Gb to the D partition?
to my mind it will see the win11 and boot, giving me access to the new partition D with my old files. some programs will have to be reinstalled.
any help will be welcome
regards
g

EDIT
on opening the laptop i searched in vain for a place to fit a ssd, no caddy, no slot for an eMMc or ssd yet a place i can put in some ram [max 8 gb] and on running belarc explorer on the sorry excuse for a computer my worst suspicions were cemented when it was indicated that the 128Gb hdd was in fact a glorified soldered to the MB scan memory stick...
do yourselves a favour, avoid the acer aspire A115-31-c2vy,

Gabriel,

Yes but you will only want to restore the old 250GB disk's D:\ data drive to the new SSD [not its old WIn10 C:\ drive with the old OS on it].

The programs on the new 128GB disk will remain.
The programs that were on the old 250GB disk will disappear.


Denis

Gabriel,

Yes I've also bought soldered-in storage without realising it. I'd never even heard of eMMC beforehand.
It's in my Chuwi Hi10 Pro which I bought it as a small & light travel computer.
It does its job but it's a bit galling that its OS disk cannot be replaced at all.
I think that all soldered-in storage is called eMMC {and that all eMMCs are soldered-in} but I haven't studied the subject so might well be wrong. Acer just describes yours as being "flash memory" in the specs I found.

My current main computer is a laptop with two internal disk connections, an M.2 & a Sata.
The M.2 is nice fast whilst the Sata disk is nice & cheap.
I like having that second physical disk to use for slow things like audio/video files and as a convenient local/interim backup location {so I don't have to pack my proper external backup drives if I'm going away}.
My current main computer also seems to be the last generation that avoided being afflicted with S0 Modern standby.
I hope my current main computer lasts forever.

All the best,
Thanks for the rep,
Denis

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