Im building a new system, and booting it from a sshd from a prebuilt lenovo h50-50

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I was wondering, are there gonna be any issues that i cant fix, or is it completely ok.
If i have to buy a new sshd can i in anyway get windows from my current sshd onto the new one?
 
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Your old SSHD itself should work just fine but I would highly recommend reinstalling (a fresh install) of Windows with the new system to get fastest speed, avoid driver issues and in general have a better experience. Format it and install windows fresh in the new system, even if you use the old drive; You don't need to buy a new SSHD. If you want to save any data from the old one you will need to copy it to another drive.
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Your old SSHD itself should work just fine but I would highly recommend reinstalling (a fresh install) of Windows with the new system to get fastest speed, avoid driver issues and in general have a better experience. Format it and install windows fresh in the new system, even if you use the old drive; You don't need to buy a new SSHD. If you want to save any data from the old one you will need to copy it to another drive.
 
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Tambeshakunt, so therotically i can just plug my sshd into my new build and boot from it without any problems at all???

 
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No I can't guarantee you can. Like I said, plug it in and reinstall Windows on it, making sure to delete all old partitions during the windows installation by choosing 'custom install'.
 
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