How to install Windows on your new SSD?

How to install Windows on your new SSD?

Shut down your system. remove the old HDD and install the SSD (there should be only the SSD attached to your system during the installation process)

  • Insert the Bootable Installation Media.
  • Go into your BIOS and if SATA Mode is not set to AHCI, change it.
  • Change the boot order so the Installation Media is top of the boot order.
  • Save changes to BIOS and Reboot your system.
  • The Installation should start.
  • During the installation process skip the steps which ask for a product key and select the option ‘I am Reinstalling Windows 10 on this PC’, and
  • Is SSD a hard drive?

    An SSD is a type of mass storage device similar to a hard disk drive (HDD). It supports reading and writing data and maintains stored data in a permanent state even without power. Internal SSDs connect to a computer like a hard drive, using standard IDE or SATA connections.

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    What does SSD mean?

    SSD stands for solid-state drive, a type of PC storage that’s faster than a hard drive. An SSD is able to read and write data much faster than a mechanical hard drive. The worst SSD is at least three times as fast as a hard drive. You’ll especially notice the difference when turning your PC on, opening an application, or switching between tasks.

    How to use HDD?

    – Connect your Hard Drive to the system. Generally, the Hard Disk comes with a USB Cable, Firewire, and in some instances, both. – Move on to the disk utility option by searching the top right corner of the screen. – You’ll be able to locate the hard drive on the left part of the interface. Find the name of your Hard Drive and click on it. – You are now supposed to click on the Erase tab. Wait for the Volume format drop-down list to appear. – Go ahead and choose the format of your Hard Disk Drive. If you are using the Hard Disk only for Mac, then you must select Mac OS Extended (Journaled). – Click on Erase, complete the formatting, and get set to read and write data on your Hard Disk Drive.

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