How to Move Partition Data to SSD from HDD on windows 10 with a third party tool – 2 steps

This article is about how to Move Partition Data to SSD from HDD on Windows 10 with a third party tool. When there is such a problem, you can delete the partition data on the disk partition to free up space. But this does not solve the problem completely.

To ensure the integrity and use of data and to speed up your computer, it is better to add a larger SSD to your computer because SSD makes the computer work more efficiently and effectively smooth, and transfer data from the partition to the SSD.

Also, instead of installing Windows OS on SSD, move partition data to SSD using Windows clone software without reinstalling the system or losing data.

The Cloner allows you to copy/move partition data to a new SSD from a hard drive in the shortest possible time.

More importantly, this software supports partition data backup as a file and restoring it to SSD.

Let’s see how it works!

Advice:

After installing disk management, select MBR or GPT format for your SSD drive. Here I chose MBR format. During the process of moving data to SSD, the service will configure the destination drive. You’d better recover first. Make sure the drive hole is larger than the source drive hole.

Preparation:

1. One SSD/HDD (install it on your PC)
2. SATA cable
3. Third Party Cloner software

How to Move Partition Data to SSD from HDD on windows 10 with a third party tool

• part 1: Copy the partition data to the new SSD
• Part 2: Backup partition data as a file and restore it

Part 1: Copy the partition data to the new SSD

Step 1: Download, install and run Cloner software on your computer.

Step 2: When you start it, the developer software page appears.

Click the Copy option in the upper left corner of the interface. press the copy button
Step 3: Select the target location (usually C drive) where your partition data is located.

select the source target
Step 4: Select the SSD partition as the destination to save partition data. select target location
Step 5: Click Start button followed by OK button to start moving data from partition to SSD/HDD now.

start copying data
Step 6: Then a warning dialog box informs you that your data has been copied successfully and “Mission complete!” prompt, which indicates that the partition data has been successfully transferred to the SSD.

Part 2: Backup partition data as a file and restore it

Step 1: Install Windows clone software – iSumsoft Cloner.

Step 2: Click on Backup option from the left menu. Select the volume to back up (for example: C drive), then click the Select button to choose a way to save the backup files.

press the save button
Step 3: In the Save As dialog box, it’s time to select a backup partition with enough space. Also, you can name backup files. After that, click the Save button to continue working. save the backup file
Step 4: Click the Start button and click OK to exit a dialog box that will remind you if you want to save the partition as a file.

save the partition as a file
Step 5: After a few minutes, a small box will appear showing you “Message Completed!” “. It means that the data partition is successfully prepared.

Step 6: Once the backup is complete, you need to restore the backup icg file if you want to access it.

Select the restore option and select the destination partition.

And click the Select button to select the backup file you want to restore.

click the Restore button
Step 7: In the Save as box, you need to select the backup file and click the Open button to continue.

open the backup file
Step 8: Click on the Start button, a small box will appear asking if you want to restore the backup file.

Just click the OK button to restore the backup file.

After that, you will receive a success message with “Message Complete!”.

start restoring backup files
Configure your computer to use the data partition on the SSD:

Restart the PC and press the required key to enter the BIOS settings.

In the Boot option, move the SSD drive to the first boot device.

Save all changes, and exit the BIOS window.

Restart your phone again and you can see your partition data moved to your SSD. More importantly, you will notice that the computer runs faster than before.