If you're having issues whereby the Cloned SSD or HDD won't boot Windows 11/10 on your computer, then these fixes are sure to help you.

Install a new SSD on your computer: If you want to replace the old hard drive with a new SSD, you can clone Windows 10 OS to new SSD and boot from the new SSD for quicker performance.

Consider the case of your main Windows boot drive. It's integral to using your PC, and if it fails you're in a predicament.

Windows 10 comes with some native tools to help you expand your hard disk space. Here's how to get started on freeing up some room.

If your Hard Drive not showing up on Boot Menu, Boot Order or Priority then this will show you how to resolve this issue which prevents Windows 11/10 from booting successfully.

On the plus side, Windows 10 does really well with SSDs in general—the same PC recorded a 5.53-second cold boot with a 1TB Samsung 970 Evo SSD, and 6.1 seconds with a 500GB Samsung 860 Evo.

If your new Windows 10 computer takes a long time to boot up, that's likely because it runs on a regular hard drive. This is also the case of most older computers.

In workplace practice, disk cloning supports various valuable uses. Learn how to clone a drive in Windows 10 or 11 using two recommended tools.

If you want to transfer your C drive to an SSD, we have a step-by-step guide to show you how. Read on to find out how to do it.

Our guide will walk you through the complete step-by-step process of buying, installing, and formatting a new budget-focused SSD for your Windows desktop.

Load up a USB drive with the right software, and you’ll have a complete toolkit to restart, troubleshoot, and repair Windows PCs.