I had a license associated with a Kingston SSD (You can download the software from here Acronis® True Image™ OEM or from here Acronis® True Image™ HD and try it for 30 days if you do not have a valid serial number) so I decided to give it a try and to clone a hard disk drive onto a new SSD and to document the steps in this tutorial in case anyone needs to do something similar. It is an old version of a product that is now known as Acronis Cyber Protect Home Office but it still gets the job done. Clone HDD to SSDĪcronis True Image is software package that is sometimes included with the purchase of some SSD because it can be used to clone an existing disk onto the new SSD. It’s something rather easy to do using a software like Acronis True Image and I will show you, step by step, how I did it in this page. An other quicker solution consists in cloning the original disk with everything (the operating system, programs and files) onto a new disk. It is not necessary a bad idea as that would allow you to start with a fresh and clean installation of the operating system, but it is something that may require a lot of time and you may not have anymore all the installers, licenses or drivers to reinstall everything. One solution is to reinstall the operating system and all your programs onto the new disk or ssd and to restore the additional files (documents, photos, movies…) from a backup. You may sometimes want to replace your operating system disk with a bigger one or with a ssd in order to improve your computer performance. How I cloned a HDD onto a SSD using Acronis True Image
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