Dell XPS 15 1TB and 32GB SSD

If you don’t see Intel Rapid Start in your Programs and Features list, you don’t have it. If you do, just uninstall it because you won’t be using it anymore anyway. The other thing to check for is Intel Smart Response. To disable that, open the Intel Rapid Storage application and make sure the Acceleration Feature is disabled. Then you should be set to clone. Macrium Reflect Free is a popular tool for that purpose.

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Thank you jphughan, i tried to clone samsung data migration tool, it fails after 99% cloning, i will try Macrium Reflect Free and update here how it goes.

Thank you jphughan and annain.

Cloning using samsung data migration and Macrium reflect didnt work for me.

Samsung cloning failed after 99% and Macrium reflect finished cloning but after i replace HDD to SSD it said OS file not found.

then i tried Ease US to do cloning even this failed.

Ease US corrupted my os and i couldnt recover (luckily i had backup of everything) then using dell backup restored to windows 8.

I downloaded windows 10 to usb directly from microsoft.

Then i simply changed the hdd to ssd and installed win 10 freshly in ssd once i logged in with my microsoft acct windows got activated automatically and all good now.

My recommendation is aomei backupper, which is a powerful and free third party software to migrate data from hdd to ssd. You can also use it to create system backup image if you need in the future.

Hmm, I'm surprised to hear that about Macrium Reflect, since I've used it flawlessly for a while now.  Did you make sure to clone ALL of the partitions on your source drive rather than just C?  If you cloned just the C drive, then the system wouldn't have been able to boot, since the OS boot file lives on the EFI partition.  There's also a "Fix Boot Problems" function in the Rescue Media interface that can come in handy for errors like that, or at least explain what the problem is.  Anyhow, glad you're sorted!