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FfxStationHokie
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I would suggest (inside)

First thing - are you sure your PC is compatible with Win 11? Assuming it is: You can either do a fresh install or try to upgrade from Win 10 to Win11. Personally, I would do a fresh install on the SSD and then reinstall your old programs/games. And then copy over your files from HDD to SSD. This is tedious but honestly migration software is very flaky.
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Posted: 11/14/2023 at 08:57 AM ET
(In response to this post by hoosnowahokie)

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Upgrading from Win10 to 11 AND switching from HDD to SDD
hoosnowahokie 11/13/23 09:16 PM ET
I would suggest (inside)
FfxStationHokie 11/14/23 08:57 AM ET
I used USB to 2.5 SSD cable to clone and Samsung data migration software
pburg_hokie 11/14/23 07:15 AM ET
I did it with my last computer build
EDGEMAN 11/14/23 07:08 AM ET
My son just did this. He mirrored his hdd to ssd.
chemhokie 11/13/23 10:54 PM ET