M.2 Windows 8.1 move to new M.2 drive?
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qazzi
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Well you could try "Laplink's PCmover" it can "move" OS from hard disk to hard disk. and it has windows 8 and 8.1 support try here http://www.laplink.com/index.php/individuals/pcmover-for-windows-8/feature-overview
My issue isn't so much the cloning of the the drive as much as being able to connect two m.2 drives at the same time to move them over a cable. Maybe someone makes an external adapter similar to internal sadness drive housings with SATA to USB connections? But has anyone ever do everything or a tempted this with a m.2 drive?
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pcmover is not only for cloning but as i stated can also "move" your OS from 1 drive to another. and yes what your thinking is possible you can use this http://www.amazon.com/M-2-NGFF-SSD-SATA-adapter/dp/B00FKCSMYY m.2 to sata adaptor then use the pcmover to "move" the OS.
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