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I used Macrium Reflect but the process is the same.
Shrink your install to a suitable size for the SSD, clone the disc.
Skip to step 5 if you already have the OS installed on the SSD.
Then power on, enter the BIOS and set set Boot Options to:
{ 1 } Optical Drive { 2 } SSD
Insert your OS DVD Disc; save and exit. Then it should now boot to the OS disc.
Once you reach the first "system needs to restart" screen during OS installer, eject the OS disc, remove it. Then reboot. During next boot, change boot option in BIOS again and eliminate any extra Boot Drives so only the SSD remains in the list.
After the OS has completed the install and you reach the Desktop, then you can select Shutdown and hookup any extra drives u had, such as storage HDD. Upon next boot however, re-check the BIOS boot options to ensure the HDD is not now listed, otherwise it may boot to that (or try to).
It takes mere minutes in most situations. All depends on speed on Controllers, Drives, as well as how much compression is involved in the backup. If it is a straight-up drive-to-drive close, it is even quicker.
But idealy when u already have a HDD setup with the OS and such, you don't want to be cloning a HDD to SSD. Avoid that. Always do a clean OS install when SSD is involved. Unless perhaps u have an ISO backup of another SSD contents.
The reason is to ensure the SSD gets formatted properly and that TRIM get auto-enabled upon OS install to such drive type.
Cloning takes a lot of time? When was the last time u cloned drives?
It takes mere minutes in most situations. All depends on speed of Controllers, Drives, as well as how much compression is involved in the backup. If it is a straight-up drive-to-drive close, it is even quicker.
When u already have a HDD setup with the OS and such, you don't want to be cloning a HDD to SSD. Avoid that! Always do a clean OS install when SSD is involved. Unless perhaps u have an ISO backup (or other Drive Image type) from an already used SSD. As doing SSD-to-SSD clone is fine, or like I said, from a backup u already created at an earlier time.
The reason is to ensure the SSD gets formatted properly and that TRIM get auto-enabled upon OS install to such drive type.
My SSD came with cloning software from Samsung and it worked amazingly fast and cloned entire drive in under 30 minutes. Uninstall all programs except the OS and updates that's about it. Install a second drive for programs and games. Steam library mapped to new drive location without a hitch and install steam library there.
http://www.eightforums.com/windows-updates-activation/51515-windows-8-1-update-window-freezes-trying-update.html
Such issues with Windows Updates can occur for all sorts of reasons.
Have u waited it out and see if WU continues normally after a while?
Also if WU is failing, that can be due to corruption with dot-NET Framework.
Another thing, u have Win8 and you update to 8.1; correct?
Why not just download the full 8.1 ISO and try a clean install of that?