Upgrade SSD for Asus Tuf F15 Gaming Laptop

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John

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I have a question
I use Asus Tuf F15 Gaming Laptop
I want to upgrade SSD to 1TB but I want to install a new SSD to the original black drive and vice versa.
I used the software to transfer data from drive C to the new 1TB SSD but it is still on drive 2.
Now I install the new SSD from drive 2 to the original black drive 1, will Windows still save that as the original drive or will Windows be reinstalled (I have transferred the original C data to the new SSD).
Do I need to remove the sticker of the new SSD? When the sticker gets hot, will it melt?
Thank you

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Grainne

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Clone the old drive to the new drive, remove the old drive, install the new drive in the old drive's place. Turn on the computer to run with the new ssd drive, check if it works normally, then format the old drive and then reinstall it in the computer.
 
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Bernice

Guest
So I copied to the new ssd drive, then I removed it, moved it to the black drive in the machine, and then pressed the order change in the bios, is that okay, because it's my first time doing it.
 
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Tegan

Guest
In win PE, use Reflect or minitool partiton to transfer all the old drive partitions to the 1TB drive and then format the old drive. It doesn't matter which slot it's installed in, why bother?
 
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Erasmus

Guest
To make it easier to manage, I'm a bit careful 🤣, because I bought another one similar to this one so I'm afraid of making a mistake
 
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Jocelyn

Guest
You install the 1TB drive in the original drive slot. The 512GB drive that comes with the machine is installed in the remaining slot. Then go to Win PE and transfer all partitions to the 1TB drive and you're done
 
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Cheryl

Guest
1. A use Partion Wiza to copy all to the new drive
2. Don't be afraid of plastic leakage.
 
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Caryln

Guest
Can I delete all partitions but leave only drive c? Because if I switch to it, it will move the whole partition.
 
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