$17 way of migrating to SSD

I use these products by StarTech and they both work well. I use SSD's for both. Once hooked up you can use what ever
you normally would use to set up a SSD.
Example: Intel Tool Box.

One is a hot swap and one is external. At the present time I on a hot swap SSD with W-10 dual boot with W-7.

eSATA/USB External Hard Drive Enclosure - for 2.5in SATA hard drives | StarTech.com

2-Drive SATA/SAS Storage Bay | StarTech.com

Layback Bear said:

I use these products by StarTech and they both work well. I use SSD's for both. Once hooked up you can use what ever
you normally would use to set up a SSD.
Example: Intel Tool Box.

One is a hot swap and one is external. At the present time I on a hot swap SSD with W-10 dual boot with W-7.

eSATA/USB External Hard Drive Enclosure - for 2.5in SATA hard drives | StarTech.com

2-Drive SATA/SAS Storage Bay | StarTech.com

All my SSDs are also running on hot swap drives:

$28.98 at Bestbuy now though, $30 at Newegg.

Ztruker said:

$28.98 at Bestbuy now though, $30 at Newegg.

Oh yeah. It went up. It was $16+ when I ordered it last month.

This is the first cloning hardware I use. A Vantec USB 3.0 dock (around $50).

Would this work transferring data (everything) from my desktop HD to a new SSD drive as the desktop is getting old(like me)?
Is there a simpler way to do this?

The Howling Wolves said:

Would this work transferring data (everything) from my desktop HD to a new SSD drive as the desktop is getting old(like me)?
Is there a simpler way to do this?

If you are referring to the hard drive dock, YES. And that is the main purpose of the dock. For backing up and transferring data to another drive.

Desktop came with Vista (OEM) and was upgraded to 7 Home Edition.
Would I transfer to whole HD or can I transfer just 7?
Thanks for you input.