How do I move my windows 10 boot partition?

[BenjaminR]

So I have my boot partition on a my hard drive somehow and my OS is on my SSD.
I want to move the whole OS onto my SSD but I don't think windows 10 allows you to move partitions. So my question is what tool should I download to do this.
This guy had a similar problem but his tool he used is sorta weird.
http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/id-3131452/move-clone-windows-boot-partition.html?xtor=EREC-8889

 

[BFG-9000]

What's so weird about it? Boot from Minitool Partition Wizard Free, resize your SSD partition smaller so it can hold the boot partition, then clone the boot partition from the HDD to the SSD. Finally Set the boot partition as Active, and it will be bootable.

If you prefer to only use the Windows 10 bootable media, unplug the HDD and boot from the Win 10 installer to repair the boot sector. This will write a folder called "boot" into your main SSD partition so you won't have or need a separate boot partition. Then you could plug the HDD back in and format or delete the boot partition from that.

 

[Rocky Bennett]

MiniTool Partition is a great tool, I use it all the time.

https://www.partitionwizard.com/free-partition-manager.html

 

[BFG-9000]

Bootable Minitool Partition Wizard is my favorite general purpose cloning and partitioning tool, but I have always wondered why the English instructions and documentation were so poor when the company is based in Canada, eh?

It seems unfortunate that the bootable version is no longer free as of version 10. With version 9, many functions failed to work with the install version so they even recommended trying the bootable version if that failed. All through the 2k-XP days I used a Norton Ghost bootable Floppy or CD, and before that 9x only required Windows Explorer to clone a system.