04/30/2021

Clone M.2 NVME to larger M.2 SSD – Acer Aspire C27

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Cloning Acer Aspire C27’s Hard Drive to a 1TB M.2 SSD

Overview

  • Task: Cloning the original 512GB M.2 drive to a 1TB Western Digital M.2 SSD.
  • Goal: To migrate Windows, data, programs, and settings to the new SSD without data loss.

Process Summary

  1. Preparation:
    • Software Required: Acronis (for cloning).
    • Hardware Required: M.2 USB adapter for the new SSD.
  2. Cloning Steps:
    • Boot from a USB drive with Acronis software.
    • Insert the new 1TB SSD into the USB adapter and connect to the computer.
    • In Acronis, select ‘Clone Disk’ and choose automatic mode.
    • Select the 512GB M.2 drive (source) and the new 1TB SSD (destination).
    • Start the cloning process.
  3. Post-Cloning:
    • Once cloning is complete, power off the computer.
    • Remove the original 512GB SSD.
    • Install the new 1TB SSD into the computer.

Additional Information

  • Video Guide: A separate video detailing how to use Acronis for cloning is available.
  • Teardown Video: Upcoming video will show how to disassemble the Acer Aspire C27 for SSD installation.
  • Software and Hardware Links: Links for Acronis software, USB adapter, and other tools are provided in the video description.

Recommendations

  • Ensure Correct Installation: It’s crucial to properly install the new SSD in place of the original for the computer to boot from it.
  • Backup Data: Always backup important data before starting the cloning process.
  • Follow Detailed Guide: Refer to the dedicated Acronis video for detailed instructions on creating a bootable USB drive and cloning.

Conclusion

  • The cloning process is straightforward with the right tools and software.
  • The video provides a helpful guide for those looking to upgrade their Acer Aspire C27 or similar models with a larger SSD.

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