[00:02] face is a slow operating system. It's like dealing with a tortoise; it's like it's from another world! So, what are the reasons for a slow operating system? The first reason is a full
[00:14] operating system? The first reason is a full hard drive; there's no space. The second reason is that you're using an HDD, which is an old, slow type of hard drive that can fail at any time. Besides, almost everyone now uses M.2 or SSDs. So, to solve the problem, you get a
[00:30] or SSDs. So, to solve the problem, you get a larger, newer type of hard drive. But the obstacle, and the one we're worried about, is that we still have to install a new Windows, new programs, and new drivers. That's why we're too lazy to do that step. I've got the solution for you
[00:46] that step. I've got the solution for you today: a program that allows you to copy Windows from the old hard drive and put it on the new one, with all its programs, drivers, and everything else. So, you remove the old hard drive, put in the new one, and use the same Windows, the same
[01:03] programs, and everything else as if nothing happened. The process is very simple and easy, suitable for beginners. I'll leave the program link in the description and the pinned comment. Right now, we're on the
[01:15] main page for the EasyDiskCopy program, one of the best hard drive cloning programs. You can best hard drive cloning programs. You can clone your hard drive with ease. It's compatible with all Windows operating systems, from Windows SP to Windows 11. All you have to do is
[01:32] click here, and the download file will start downloading. Then, you open the program. There's a download file will start downloading. Then, you open the program. There's a free trial, but the program is paid, and I'll show you the prices at the end of the video. However,
[01:46] you can try it for free. The program will start opening now, as you can see. This is the program's interface; it's very simple and easy. We want to clone the operating system, specifically Windows, so we click on System Mode. The operating system I'm using will appear:
[02:04] Mode. The operating system I'm using will appear: Microsoft Windows 11 64-bit. Then, you click on Select Target Disk. I've connected the new hard drive via USB, so it's visible connected the new hard drive via USB, so it's visible below. Pay attention.  Focus on this point: the
[02:19] hard drive size or hard drive capacity. This is what it's called. So, click on it, then click on Select. This tells it I want this Windows to be transferred to this hard drive
[02:32] connected via USB. Then, click Next. It will then confirm that we are going to transfer the Windows, which is 237 MB, to the new hard drive, which is 930 MB or 1 TB. Make sure everything is correct, then
[02:48] 1 TB. Make sure everything is correct, then click here, and then click Continue. It will take some time, so we'll wait. Then, we'll come back to you again. The copying process is complete, and it will show this message asking if I want to boot from the
[03:03] USB drive. I'll say No. Then, it will start processing. When Finish appears, click on it. That's it, it's completely finished. We'll click on  Finish, so we've successfully
[03:15] copied Windows or the operating system onto this new hard drive. As you can see, if we access the new hard drive, we'll find the same operating system as the old one. This is the old hard drive, and even the
[03:33] This is the old hard drive, and even the usernames are there. Okay, if we go usernames are there. Okay, if we go to the new hard drive, we'll find to the new hard drive, we'll find everything that was on the old one is on the
[03:45] new one. Of course, I've connected the new hard drive, which is an SSD, via USB. is an SSD, via USB. Then I remove the old hard drive and put the new one in its place, and it starts working normally without any problems. That's the
[04:00] first use of the program. There's another use for it: if you want to copy an entire partition, you can click on "Select Source Partition," then click on the partition you
[04:14] want to copy, then click "Select," then go to the target location or the new partition. I'll choose, for example, the hard drive connected via USB,
[04:26] then choose the partition and click "Select." So, I click Next and continue the steps. That means I've completely cloned a partition from an old hard drive to a new one, or even the
[04:39] same hard drive – there's no problem. Another excellent feature is the ability to create an emergency USB or excellent feature is the ability to create an emergency USB or flash drive. This way, if you can't boot Windows and need to clone the hard drive, you can do so. Select the option shown,
[04:55] then choose USB, or perhaps CD or DVD, or you can create an ISO image (but USB is preferable). Then click Create, and it will start creating an emergency copy. So,
[05:08] Create, and it will start creating an emergency copy. So, even if Windows encounters a problem later, even if Windows encounters a problem later, you can still access it via USB and boot. Alternatively, you you can still access it via USB and boot. Alternatively, you can clone Windows
[05:20] to another partition. The program interface will also open, displaying the Windows copy, which program interface will also open, displaying the Windows copy, which you can clone at any time. The last option is related to network cloning, but that requires a
[05:36] separate video tutorial. In my opinion, the program is very easy and simple, suitable for beginners, and as I mentioned,  The program has a free trial version, but if you want to take advantage of all its
[05:48] features, you can subscribe to one of the paid plans. They offer a 30-day money-back guarantee, meaning if you buy the program and don't like it, you can get your money back within
[06:01] 30 days. If you want to know the prices, here they are. I hope you find this video helpful. Peace, mercy, and blessings of God be upon you.