Got a new desktop PC and it came with a 2TB HDD and a 128GB SSD. I used Paragon Migrate OS to SSD 4.0. The migration itself went smoothly. Now, the SSD is C: and the HDD is E:. I had about 200GB of data on the 2TB drive so obviously the OS and a few other files migrated to the SSD. All of the other info is now on the E: drive. What needs to happen to get things to work the way they did prior to the migration? Any help would be immensely appreciated as I now have a virtually useless PC.
Issues after migrating Win 10 OS to SSD
- Thread starter bew1973
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- Mar 16, 2013
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For a successful migration, you needed to get your C partition to below 100GB.
That Paragon thing has apparently attempted to split thing up, and screwed the whole config.
Which I why you'll never see me recommend that particular tool.
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