How to clone HDD from Win10 to SSD?

Question

Windows

Initial data: PC with Win7, HDD with win10 and empty SSD.
I downloaded acronis true image on a PC with seven, connected an HDD with ten (gpt markup) and an empty SSD (gpt markup) to it. I went to the cloning section, indicated the source and target disk. After that, Akronis wrote to me that the system from the target disk will not start after cloning (I can’t quote exactly). Tell me what am I doing wrong?
UPD: And so, the SSD disk was cloned, put it in the computer in which the HDD was located. The system booted up without problems. As I understand it, the warning that Akronis gave me referred specifically to the PC on which I did the cloning.

Answer 1

My acronis was also unable to transfer the system on two different computers, as a result, transferred aomei backupper ohm.

Answer 2

I personally use Paragon MigrateOS to SSD.
I've already transferred it from 10 times, there are a couple of nuances regarding what exactly you want to transfer, the OS itself, or split the disk in the same proportions. In the first case, everything is simple, in the second, body movements are needed.
By the way, the license cost around 700r.

Answer 3

https://toster.ru/answer?answer_id=1221922#answers...

Answer 4

You can clone any disk / partition, but if we are talking about a partition containing an OS, then in advanced partition managers (say, in Paragon's HDM or AOMEI Partition Assistant) this operation is called "Migrate OS from HDD to SSD". The difference between cloning and migration is that some nuances are automatically taken into account - for example, in addition to the system partition itself, hidden partitions created by the OS installer and containing the bootloader and other things the system needs will be transferred.

Answer 5

Why clone?
Take the image from the HDD with Acronix and upload it to the SSD.

Answer 6

Paragon MigrateOS to SSD