Hey there.
I want to transfer Windows 8.1 Pro 32-Bit from the old HDD to a new SSD I bought.
I DON'T want to buy a hard drive enclosure set, but instead transfer the installation via USB stick, just like I used to do with Windows XP back in the days, using Hiren's Boot Disk and Ghost.
I have both a C: and D: partition, but it's the C: partition I want to transfer like this. The D: partition I can transfer later via en external hard drive.
I have a USB stick that's big enough to transfer the C: partition, so that's not a problem.
Can anyone tell me how I would go about to do this? I searched for it on Google and various forums, but I can't find any solution that doesn't require a HDD enclosure set.
Thanks!
I want to transfer Windows 8.1 Pro 32-Bit from the old HDD to a new SSD I bought.
I DON'T want to buy a hard drive enclosure set, but instead transfer the installation via USB stick, just like I used to do with Windows XP back in the days, using Hiren's Boot Disk and Ghost.
I have both a C: and D: partition, but it's the C: partition I want to transfer like this. The D: partition I can transfer later via en external hard drive.
I have a USB stick that's big enough to transfer the C: partition, so that's not a problem.
Can anyone tell me how I would go about to do this? I searched for it on Google and various forums, but I can't find any solution that doesn't require a HDD enclosure set.
Thanks!
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