Old SSD is 500GB. New SSD is a Samsung 2TB. I used Samsung's "Data Migration" to clone my disk. But I'm confused about the result. The new SSD has a 499MB F: disk and a 1.81TB G: disk. The G: disk ...

All failed to clone smaller disk to bigger disk. Furthermore, I add more value to the video with my custom coded .net software to verify files were copied or not.

Whether it’s to clone a hard drive to SSD, upgrade a small HDD to a larger HDD, clone an old hard drive to a new one, or simply replace a failing hard drive with a new disk, the disk cloning ...

The simplest way to upgrade from a smaller SSD (or HDD) to a larger one is to pull the old drive, install your new drive, and then install your version of Windows from scratch onto the empty drive.

If you want to upgrade storage on your Raspberry Pi, you can easily clone your microSD card to the larger one or to an NVMe SSD. Here's how.