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Do you mean you already have a copy of Win 10 installed, you want to move to SSD?
(you might need to uninstall a few things and get the size to match, but then clone the hard drive content across using an app tool, some SSD such as Samsung will even come with it)
Or do you have a previous version of Windows installed upon it?
(Start > Settings > Update & Security > Recovery > Reset this PC - then under that ensure to use the option keep personal files - this will then work around your files while clean installing the OS)
Or is it just a SSD used for storage of other files, that you want Win 10 upon as well?
(You would either need to move the files off before installing or partition the drive so the OS is on a separated partition of free space, which it assumes is just another separated drive)
I just want to put Windows 10 on the SSD. I'm still using the hard drive but I want Windows 10 on the SSD in hopes it will fix my performance problems in games.
My Hard drive is 4TB. My SSD is only 120GB. I'm only using this SSD just for Windows to see if it speeds up and fixes my performance. So if the video is talking about cloning everything to an SSD itself, then I can't do that.
Nothings on the SSD so were good there. Idk whats causing this at this point. Here's my benchmark if this helps with anything but no one not even my tech savy crazy friend even knows.
https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/19399429
Samsung has a clone tool called "Samsung Magician Software and Data Migration Software", you can find here: https://www.samsung.com/semiconductor/minisite/ssd/download/tools/
However, since your HDD is 4TB, it's going to be hard to clone across to the SSD (unless you can get the OS down to that size, uninstalling apps/games, etc). You might be better off with a clean installation of Windows 10.
In which case, do you have a Windows license key available? This could be Win 7 or Vista, or an actual Win 10 key for it's activation.
Under Start > Settings (the gear icon) > Update & Security > Activation. What edition is your original Windows 10 copy? Home or Pro? And how does it current suggest it's activated? Digital license or an actual Product key?
If you don't know your license key, then do you have a Microsoft Online Account linked to your Windows 10 copy? If not, I would suggest first creating one via the "Add a Microsoft Account". As this can be used to "reactivate" your fresh copy of Windows 10.
Your first step involves ensure you have an option for "Reactivation" of Windows.
Next do you have an empty 8GB or larger USB Thumb Drive available to use?
You would want to download and install the "Windows 10 Media Creation Tool" upon it and ensure it's bootable via USB (or you can use a writable DVD if you actually still have a disk drive for that).
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10
Then it depends on your motherboard brand, but there's a way to bring up your BIOS and/or Boot Manager when starting/rebooting the PC, in which you need the USB drive as #1 Boot Priority to launch the Windows installer from.
Its an SSD. I have a USB with Windows 10 Installation Media. I tried booting it through the boot menu order but it wouldn't let me install it on that SSD. It just said it already was installed even though I switched the Boot order.
Yeah but no one i've run into knows what could be the problem. I've done everything they have known to do and still nothing. OC Turbo mode you name it.
Yeah im not screwing around with OC. Not until I can afford a water cooling or advanced cooling system to support it. Tried XMP and BIOS too. Still nothing.
Does your SSD show up as a drive letter or under the disk manager?
Under the search, type "computer management" (without the quotes) and select from the list (or you can also find it under Control Panel > Administration Tools). Then look under Computer Management (Local) > Storage > Disk Management.
If the drive is correctly installed it should be on that list. Else shutdown the PC and check the cables (both sata power and sata data cables are connected). If the motherboard has G-SATA ports which you are plugged into, you will need to go to the offical motherboard website > support and install the drivers for those to be used, else use a different SATA port.
When the SSD shows up, is it unallocated space or already formatted with a drive letter?
If that's fine, then under your BIOS is it set as SATA Mode or AHCI Mode? UEFI boot mode or Legacy boot mode?
I noticed in AC Unity compared to a video my fps was 45-60fps compared to the video which was 100fps+ with same hardware and slightly less powerful cpu.
How old is the version? if its more than 6 months then I guess it never reinstalled new ones.
Ok ill take a look at updating it. Thank you so much for noticing that.
Done.