Windows 10: Migrated OS to SSD, after few months it's working like sometimes it's getting switched to...

I've recently migrated my OS from old HDD to a new SSD to better use my laptop faster, everything also went very well, the system's working so fine till now.But suddenly it's kind of getting switched to HDD or what I can't find it. When I don't shut the laptop down for a bit longer period of time, it starts showing older performance when it was running on HDD.The only temporary solution I've found till now is, as I force shutdown my laptop & go to boot menu & I don't change any settings, but it still starts working of the SSD speed. I don't want to do this boot menu opening things of

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OS Migration

I have a PC that has become very slow at booting up. Sometimes it takes so long to be ready to use, I have to re-boot it again in order for it so be useable at all. It has 2 x 1TB HDDs in it & the one with the OS on it is at about 95% full. So I guess that
this could be the reason it is so slow to get going.

• Would it improve it at all if I was to migrate the OS onto an SSD?
• Is it possible to migrate the OS alone to the SSD & leave all the data on the HDD?
• If it is, what then happens to the OS on the HDD?
• Also what happens to access to existing data in Windows folders like Documents, music etc?

So many questions.

This is probably in the wrong section but I couldn't find anything appropriate.

 

Migrate Windows 10 Home Edition OEM to SSD

Hi,

Please advise and share the steps/tools to migrate Windows 10 (home edition) OEM to SSD.

I recently purchased a 500gb SSD and installed them on my HP Pavilion 15 and my would like to move my OS to SSD

Any precautionary steps to be taken before migrating?

 

Migrate OS to SSD

I cannot figure out how to move windows 10 os to new SSD. The C drive is not partitioned so the 1.8 TB drive is trying to migrate to the 500gb SSD, which it will not allow me to do. Is there a way to seperate just the OS from the C drive ?