Next, you need to take a full backup of your PC, just in case something goes wrong. After doing this, you might find you can get away with a smaller SSD, which will also be far cheaper.
Likewise, empty the Recycle Bin and Downloads folder, and clear out anything else you don’t need. Remove any applications you no longer use or need, as there’s no point in copying over redundant data. Moving Windows 11 to an SSD: Clean up and back up your PCīefore we get to cloning the data from the current hard disk to the new SSD, time for some housekeeping.įirst, open Windows Search, type ‘add’ and open the ‘Add or remove programmes’ function. If you're using M.2 SSD, this won't be an issue.
Finally, if you’re adding a new SSD to a desktop PC and you’re planning on keeping your old drive, you’ll need to make sure you have spare SATA cables to connect your new SSD to the motherboard and power supply.
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