This post discusses two efficient ways to install Windows on SSDs. In short, to begin the Windows setup procedure, you must first prepare bootable installation media (such as a USB drive), then connect the SSD and boot from it. During the installation, you will specify the new SSD as the installation location.

Below are step-by-step tutorials on two methods to install Windows 10/11 on a new SSD with a USB: Step 1: Create a Windows 10 installation media. Step 2: Install the new SSD in your computer. Step 3: Boot your computer from the installation media. When you start your computer, press the F12 key or the key that opens the boot menu.

Before installing Windows 10 on your Solid State Drive (SSD), you’ll need to physically install the SSD into your computer. Here are the steps to successfully install the SSD: 1. Prepare Your Workstation: Ensure that your workspace is clean, well-lit, and free from static electricity.

To install Windows 10 on a new SSD without USB via cloning, you will need to use a disk cloning tool. A disk cloning tool will create a copy of your old drive and transfer it to your new SSD. There are a number of different disk cloning tools available, but I recommend using EaseUS Partition Master.