No reboot or additional installation required. When data replication is complete, a window informing you of the replication progress will close. Since the name of the storage device comes out as the model name, it can be confusing, so you need to check the manufacturer, capacity and interface (connection terminal) before choosing the right one.ĭata replication varies depending on the data capacity of the existing storage device. It becomes a worse situation than not replicating data. If you choose a new SSD as the original disk, all data on the old storage device will be lost. If the capacity is small, all the existing data cannot be stored.Īfter selecting the source disk and the target disk, a warning message appears stating that data and partitions will be deleted. FYI, the new SSD must have the same or greater capacity than the old storage device. You can specify the newly installed SSD as the target disk. If you click ‘Next’ after selecting the storage device, it goes through a short loading time and then goes to the ‘Destination Disk’ step. The original disk refers to the previously used storage device. Select the source disk and the target disk. If the terminal connected to the motherboard is SATA, connect it with a cable, and if it is NVMe, plug it into the place marked M.2 on the motherboard. First, turn off the PC and connect the newly purchased SSD to the PC. Let’s go into more detail by duplicating real data.įor data duplication, all you need is the storage device you were using, a newly purchased SSD, and a migration program. Even beginners can easily proceed with the installation wizard to make it easy to work. Reproducing data may seem complicated and require specialist knowledge, but it is not. If not, you can find it in the ‘support’ section of each manufacturer’s website. Migration programs are usually guided in the product package. This is because in some cases, restrictions on use are only imposed when the company’s product is installed. That doesn’t mean you can use almost anything. These programs may differ in type, UI, and sequence of operation, but the usage is not very different. Representative examples include Samsung Electronics Data Migration, Seagate Disk Wizard, Western Digital and Micron’s Acronis True Image. A migration program is also provided by default by storage device manufacturers.
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