How to transfer the system correctly. from HDD to SSD?

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Denis Aleksandrovich2017-02-26 00:22:47

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Denis Aleksandrovich, 2017-02-26 00:22:47

initially I would like to hear the opinion of knowledgeable people))) does the system speed increase on SSD? if so, please tell me how to transfer Windows 10 from HDD to SSD correctly and painlessly. the hard disk where the system is located is divided into 2 parts, into 1 only the system, into the second program such as photoshop, open server, etc.

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Dmitry Krymtsev, 2017-02-26
@krimtsev

clone the partition with the system on the SSD, boot from the SSD, kill the partition from Win 10 to the HDD
software - MiniTool Partition Wizard

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Stanislav, 2017-02-26
@Stasgar

Literally 3 weeks ago I moved the system to an SSD. Windows 10 has become much faster to boot and the "prolag" after logging in has completely disappeared. Also, programs like Photoshop began to work very quickly. In general, the difference before / after is quite significantly visible.
I personally used Paragon Migrate - in fact, everything is installed in a couple of clicks, and after rebooting, you only need to delete data from the hdd system partition.

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kalapanga, 2017-02-26
@kalapanga

1) The performance of the system is equal to the performance of the slowest component of the system. If specifically for you, in your typical tasks, the speed is determined by the speed of the disk, then you will get an acceleration. But it is possible that, apart from faster OS loading, you will not notice any difference at all. It definitely won't get worse, but it's better - you have to look. An SSD is not a magic pill.
2) It is not very clear why your programs are separated from the system. I don't see the point.
3) There are really a lot of programs for transferring the system. Including the SSD manufacturers themselves offer their own migration utilities.

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Konstantin Stepanov, 2017-02-26
@koronabora

Install Partition Wizard Home Edition, then completely clone the system disk to ssd, also check that ssd is an active disk ("activated"). Then you need to boot from it, check everything. If it is loaded, then you can delete all the contents of the old disk and make partitions for files there.
This is the simplest.