How to Clone Disk to SSD in Windows 10 Computer without Data Loss

By Achilles Hill | Last Updated January 03, 2024

Hesitate to upgrade the Windows 10 computer with a larger SSD? This may be the trouble of many Windows users. To speed up the Windows 10 computer, you may want to replace the hard disk with a larger SSD. However, the replacement also means that you need to reinstall the OS as well as applications and will lose customized settings, etc, which is the main cause of the hesitation. Luckily, it's available to clone disk to SSD in your Windows 10 computer with the help of the Windows 10 disk cloning software.

Before you clone the hard disk to the SSD, you need to find a suitable SSD for your Windows 10 computer firstly. Then, it's time for you to choose the reliable Windows 10 disk cloning software. To save your time and effort of selection, iSunshare CloneGo is recommended to you here.

Why iSunshare CloneGo is Recommended?

As the simple but intelligent Windows disk cloning software, iSunshare CloneGo can realize disk to disk clone without data loss. Furthermore, it is also a good helper for you to copy volumes in Windows, backup the Windows partition and restore the backup content.

clone disk to ssd in Windows 10

Clone Disk to SSD in Windows 10 with Windows Disk Cloning Software

Preparations before clone:

1. Install iSunshare CloneGo in your Windows 10 computer.

2. Make your Windows system identify the connected SSD: initialize the SSD in Disk Management after connecting it to your Windows 10 computer and then divide the SSD space into single or several volumes.

Step 1. Run CloneGo and hit the last function-Disk Clone in the left pane.

tap clone button in CloneGo

Step 2. Select the hard disk to clone in the Select a Source Disk option and choose the SSD as the target disk under the Select a Target Disk option.

Tips: You can set the software to shutdown, restart or hibernate your Windows 10 computer when the disk is successfully cloned via the After Finished function.

select the source disk and target disk

Step 3. Tap the Start button to execute the clone operation. And a mini window will be popped out to warn you that the files in the SSD will be overwritten, if you have backed up the data in it, you can click the Yes button to continue.

verify the clone operation

Step 4. After the cloning process ended, a prompt will be shown to remind you. And you can boot your Windows 10 computer from the SSD to have a check now.

end the clone process