Ini Adalah Tutorial Cloning HDD atau SSD Lama Ke SSD Baru Anti Ribet 2024!

Summary

This clear, updated tutorial walks viewers through an easy, hassle-free method to clone an existing OS drive to a new 1 TB SSD using DiskGenius—no paid software, docking station, or sign-ups required (unless your system has only one storage slot, in which case an external enclosure is needed). The video covers downloading and installing DiskGenius (avoiding installing it on the target SSD), selecting OS Migration, choosing partitions, performing hot migration, and changing BIOS boot priority. It also explains partitioning the remaining space in Windows, answers common viewer questions about compatibility and data safety, and reassures users about cloned drivers and recovery.

Takeaways

• 😀 Make sure you have a new SSD or storage for cloning your OS and software.
• 😀 You don’t need to buy docking stations or caddies if your system supports multiple storage slots.
• 😀 Disk Genius is the main software used for the cloning process, and it can be downloaded without any login or sign-up.
• 😀 Always ensure that the target SSD is not installed on your system before using Disk Genius to avoid data loss.
• 😀 The cloning process involves selecting the source and target storage, as well as setting partition sizes in Disk Genius.
• 😀 After cloning, you must enter the BIOS and change the boot priority to the new SSD to boot from it.
• 😀 After rebooting, use Windows disk management to create new partitions if needed on the cloned SSD.
• 😀 The cloning process can be applied between various storage types (HDD to SSD, SSD to NVMe, etc.).
• 😀 Speed of cloning depends on your system specifications and the storage devices you are using.
• 😀 Ensure there’s no important data on the target SSD before starting the cloning process as it may be overwritten.
• 😀 If your system doesn’t have multiple storage slots, you can use an external 2.5-inch SSD enclosure or a NVMe enclosure for the cloning process.

Q & A

What is the purpose of this tutorial?

The tutorial explains how to clone your old storage (e.g., hard disk or SSD) to a new SSD without the need for external devices like docking stations or caddies. It focuses on a hassle-free method using a single application.

What tools or components do I need before starting the cloning process?

You will need your new SSD or storage device (either SATA or NVMe), Disk Genius software (which is available for download without signing up), and optionally an external storage device if your system only has one storage slot.

Do I need a docking station or caddy to perform the cloning?

No, you do not need to buy a docking station or caddy if your laptop or PC has more than one slot for storage. If your system has only one slot, you will need an external storage device.

How do I download and install the Disk Genius software?

Open your browser, search for Disk Genius, download the software, and install it on your computer. Ensure that the target SSD is not yet connected during installation.

What should I do if the new SSD is not detected in Disk Genius?

Ensure that your new SSD is properly connected to your system and powered on. If it’s still not detected, check your connections or consider using a different port or external device.

What is the 'OS Migration' tool in Disk Genius used for?

The 'OS Migration' tool is used to clone your operating system and applications from your source storage to the new target SSD. You can also choose the size of the target partition during this process.

What does the warning about overwriting data on the target SSD mean?

The warning indicates that any existing data on the target SSD will be erased during the cloning process. If there is no important data, you can safely proceed with the cloning.

How long does the cloning process take?

The cloning speed depends on your system's specifications and the type of storage being cloned. It can vary from a few minutes to several hours.

What should I do after the cloning process is complete?

Once cloning is finished, you will need to restart your device, enter the BIOS settings, and adjust the boot priority to boot from the new SSD. Afterward, you can check if your new SSD is detected in Windows Explorer.

Can I use this cloning method on different types of storage?

Yes, this cloning method works for various storage types, including cloning from hard disk to SSD, SSD to NVMe, or between different NVMe drives, as long as the source and target storage are compatible.

What if my system only has one storage slot? Can I still clone my OS?

If your system only has one storage slot, you can use an external enclosure or caddy to connect the target SSD. This allows you to clone the OS without needing multiple slots in your system.

Do I need to worry about my applications not working after cloning?

As long as the cloning process is done correctly, your applications should work fine on the new SSD. If you're unsure, you can check if the applications are running properly after booting from the new SSD.

Is it necessary to format the new SSD before cloning?

It is not necessary to format the new SSD before cloning, as the cloning process will automatically prepare the target storage. However, make sure that the target SSD has no important data before starting.

What should I do if I encounter issues with booting from the cloned SSD?

If you cannot boot from the cloned SSD, check the BIOS settings to ensure the boot priority is correctly set to the new SSD. Also, verify that the SSD is properly connected and detected in the system.