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Comment changer mon ssd en gardant mon Windows ?

You have a few options.

First, you can use a USB adapter for the new drive and clone the current drive to the new one using a third party program, then change the drives.

Second, you can save a system image from your current installation, whether using Windows' built in system imaging program or a third party one, replace the drive, then restore the image to the new drive.

Lastly, you can save all important files on your current system to an external source, replace the drive, and then use the system available here to image the new drive. Then put the important files back onto the system. HOWEVER, there may be a newer version of the system available, as the one in the link is W11 21H2, not 22H2. If you do decide to go this way, you can do so and then just upgrade Windows to the newer version like you normally would a Windows version upgrade, or wait to see if a newer version is posted (I'm going to ask the admin and then post it if there is). It may take a few days.

That was quick!

The available system for the AM02 has now been updated to 22H2.

Thank you barry.

Edit (1/3/2024): The system linked to in this post is for the AM02, not the AM06 Pro. Please be sure to use the system listed in my later reply for your AM06 Pro. I missed in your title that you have the AM06 Pro.

Eek!

I just noticed in your title that you have an AM06 Pro, not the AM02 this section is for.

The system for the AM06 Pro is here.

I've moved this topic from the AM02 section to this AM06 Pro section.

Puis-je mettre un ssd en Sata ou un hdd ?

Alcides wrote: ↑Thu Jan 04, 2024 6:23 pm Puis-je mettre un ssd en Sata ou un hdd ?

Like I replied to your other topic, yes, you can use an SSD for the 2.5" expansion. An SSD is actually recommended over an HDD.

You can use an HDD if you want to, but HDDs tend to be slower, use more power, get warmer and don't last as long as SSDs. For these reasons an SSD is recommended.