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March 29th 18, 05:00 AM
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Can I just swap in a SSD and restore a backup?
I have an older (thinkpad X200 Tablet) win10 pro laptop with a spinning
hard drive. Can I just use linux to format the new SSD with aligned partitions, plug it in and restore the Macrium Reflect backup from the old drive? It's a legacy BIOS if that matters. The question boils down to how windows treats SSD's. There are some operational parameter changes that improve the life and performance of SSD's. Yes? No? Do those get enabled automagically with the swap? Do I have to reinstall win10 to make it happen? Something different? Anything else I'm missing? 
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