With Macrium, you can easily create a backup image or just copy the drive’s entire contents, partitions and all, to a new location.

Macrium Reflect is one of our favorite easy-to-use, feature-filled imaging backup programs. It rivals R-Drive Image in our experience for long-lived success.

Step one: Grab Macrium Reflect (free edition) We’ll be using the application Macrium Reflect to clone your hard drive to your new SSD.

Macrium Reflect Free drive imaging software works well within its limits--which means no support for GPT or dynamic disks.

Im using Macrium Reflect 5.0.5154 to attempt to make a bootable image that will fit onto a single DVD (DL or standard size).

Those with a Samsung SSD, for instance, can use Samsung Magician Software. Alternatively, you can also use third-party utility tools like Macrium Reflect or EaseUS Disk Copy for cloning your SSD.

Confusing! And to add to it I had saved an image of the original Win 10 install on box B. Using Reflect to restore it to the c drive of box B worked smoothly, it’s bootable.