Migrating Windows 10, 7 to SSD with nvme. A chore?

Question

Solid State Drives

Hello. Planning to buy a new PC. There is a regular SSD drive. It will have 2 logs. disk Windows 10, Windows 7. On the one hand, I don’t want to take an m.2 drive yet, it’s a bit expensive. On the other hand, I don’t want to mess around with reinstalling the system and all the software (I have decently everything, also all sorts of settings; plus I planned to install a virtual machine). Googled it, read it. As I understand, for many, this has become a hemorrhoidal task - cloning an image to an SSD with nvme. Actually a question. Is it so? Real hemorrhoids and no guarantee? Or is it not difficult? thanks in advance.

Answer 1

From the point of view of the system, it makes no difference whether you have an SSD or an M2, for Windows it is the same logical partition anyway.
You can transfer the system using the built-in Dozen archiving or using disk cloning (via CloneZilla, for example).

Answer 2

Haemorrhoids?

With such questions, I recommend contacting a proctologist.
It makes absolutely no difference what drive you transfer to.