Blue screen of death when transferring to SSD

[Johnny33]

So I got a new SSD to replace my old HDD. I used some software to clone the HDD files to the SSD (The SSD is bigger than the HDD so I didn't need to mess with the files).
I restarted my PC and changed the SSD to the primary boot drive in the BIOS. The computer loaded and I signed only to receive the windows blue screen.

What did I do wrong? Any help appreciated.

 

[GhislainG]

It's difficult to answer your question since you didn't tell us anything about the motherboard, the SSD, the OS version and the software used to clone it. What was the BSOD code?

 

[Johnny33]

It's difficult to answer your question since you didn't tell us anything about the motherboard, the SSD, the OS version and the software used to clone it. What was the BSOD code?

Sorry for the lack of information, I wasn't really sure what to put.

The SSD model I'm using is a SanDisk SSD PLUS 240GB
My current OS is Windows 7 Home Premium
The software I used to clone is called Macrium Reflect

 

[GhislainG]

DO you know what the error code is? You could try other cloning software like Acronis True Image 2016.

 

[Johnny33]

DO you know what the error code is? You could try other cloning software like Acronis True Image 2016.

May I just quickly ask if the method of trying to transfer the data correct or did I miss out a step?

 

[GhislainG]

Since you can boot from the SSD, then I presume that you cloned the HDD correctly; cloning should work as long as the cloning software is SSD aware. Did you disconnect the HDD when testing the cloned SSD? Are the SSD and HDD connected to the same SATA controller? It may sound like a stupid question, but you gave no info about your system and it could have more than one SATA controller.