A few months ago I purchased a Samsung 850 Pro 512GB SSD. I really love it and have been using it as my C: drive since. I had 0 issues using the migration tool moving my then C: drive (a cheap $35 Seagate 500GB HDD) to the SSD. I have since been using my HDD as my F: drive to store some less important games on.
I did really want to get a faster drive for my more heavily used programs and get rid of the HDD which is insanely slow when playing some newer games and driving me insane because I am used to the fast 850. However today I got in my 960 Pro 1TB M.2 SSD and again installed it, used the migration tool to move all the content of my 850 C: drive onto it and make it my new C: drive.
But now I have run into the issue. I tried to use the migration tool again on my 850 to move all the data from the Seagate HDD, to the 850 so all my games would be on the fast SSD. However the migration tool would not let me change the source disk (defaulted to the new 960 for whatever reason) and since the tool only works on Samsung only gives the 850 as the destination disk.
I even tried reformatting the 850 to clear it but the tool won't let me change the source disk. Does anyone know how I can fix this?
I cannot disable the 960 because it is my boot file, and I have about 350 GB worth of games on the HDD that I really just want migrated to the 850 so I don't have to go through and download each one again and waste probably 3 days doing so.
Any help will be appreciated.
Also if it matters:
The 960 is the current C: drive
The System reserve for the 960 is the E:
The Seagate HDD is still the F: drive
The "Data" for the 850 is G:
and the 850 itself is the H: drive
I did really want to get a faster drive for my more heavily used programs and get rid of the HDD which is insanely slow when playing some newer games and driving me insane because I am used to the fast 850. However today I got in my 960 Pro 1TB M.2 SSD and again installed it, used the migration tool to move all the content of my 850 C: drive onto it and make it my new C: drive.
But now I have run into the issue. I tried to use the migration tool again on my 850 to move all the data from the Seagate HDD, to the 850 so all my games would be on the fast SSD. However the migration tool would not let me change the source disk (defaulted to the new 960 for whatever reason) and since the tool only works on Samsung only gives the 850 as the destination disk.
I even tried reformatting the 850 to clear it but the tool won't let me change the source disk. Does anyone know how I can fix this?
I cannot disable the 960 because it is my boot file, and I have about 350 GB worth of games on the HDD that I really just want migrated to the 850 so I don't have to go through and download each one again and waste probably 3 days doing so.
Any help will be appreciated.
Also if it matters:
The 960 is the current C: drive
The System reserve for the 960 is the E:
The Seagate HDD is still the F: drive
The "Data" for the 850 is G:
and the 850 itself is the H: drive