Migrating OS from old HDD to SSD Satellite L755
I've just installed a 1TB Samsung Evo SSD into my old Toshiba satellite L755 by placing it in the DVD slot using a caddy (ie replacing the DVD).
The original HDD was split into 2 partitions, one with C: (windows), & the other D: with data & files.
I cloned all the data from C: using the Samsung data migration tool, and I can explore the cloned partition (F just fine, so now I want to forget about the old C: drive & boot from the new SSD, but in the BIOS (Insyde 2.70) I have no option to choose a different partition – only ODD, FDD, USB, & LAN. I've tried ODD (which I assume is the old bus for the Optical, ie DVD, drive) but the laptop is still running ridiculously slowly.
How can I remove C: or otherwise force the OS to run from the new F: partition?
Can I simply change my Windows and System directories to point to the new SSD somehow without physically removing the old HDD?
I've just installed a 1TB Samsung Evo SSD into my old Toshiba satellite L755 by placing it in the DVD slot using a caddy (ie replacing the DVD).
The original HDD was split into 2 partitions, one with C: (windows), & the other D: with data & files.
I cloned all the data from C: using the Samsung data migration tool, and I can explore the cloned partition (F just fine, so now I want to forget about the old C: drive & boot from the new SSD, but in the BIOS (Insyde 2.70) I have no option to choose a different partition – only ODD, FDD, USB, & LAN. I've tried ODD (which I assume is the old bus for the Optical, ie DVD, drive) but the laptop is still running ridiculously slowly.
How can I remove C: or otherwise force the OS to run from the new F: partition?
Can I simply change my Windows and System directories to point to the new SSD somehow without physically removing the old HDD?