Changing Hard Disk help, can't figure this out.

[VxeR]

Disclaimer: I'm using Win 10
So I had a 1TB WD Blue HDD and I decided to upgrade to a 2TB WD Black HDD.
I installed it, cloned the files of the old disk to the new one using Acronis True Image WD Edition, and now my This PC folder looks like this:

And my Disk Management:

What do I do now? Just put the new disk in place of the old one and remove the old one?

 

[rgd1101]

didn't look like you did it correctly, the recovery partition is now 900GB

 

[VxeR]

didn't look like you did it correctly, the recovery partition is now 900GB

Yeah but what should I do? Tried both EaseUS and Acronis and it's the same.

 

[theyeti87]

Disk 0: Right click the recovery partition and shrink it to 450MB, then right click the primary part. and extend it.

Disk 1: Rename drive letter to anything to open up the C:\ designation so you are able to assign C:\ naming to Disk 0 directories.

 

[VxeR]

Disk 0: Right click the recovery partition and shrink it to 450MB, then right click the primary part. and extend it.

Disk 1: Rename drive letter to anything to open up the C:\ designation so you are able to assign C:\ naming to Disk 0 directories.

When I right click the recovery partition nothing pops out, just "help", that redirects me to an internet page.

 

[SkyNetRising]

Just delete recovery partition.
Those are remains of Win7 or Win8 before you upgraded to Win10. Win10 doesn't need recovery partition anymore.

And you're still booting from old disk. Remove it from system and see, if you can boot from new one.
You probably will need to use windows installation media to fix bootloader.

 

[VxeR]

Just delete recovery partition.
Those are remains of Win7 or Win8 before you upgraded to Win10. Win10 doesn't need recovery partition anymore.

And you're still booting from old disk. Remove it from system and see, if you can boot from new one.
You probably will need to use windows installation media to fix bootloader.

how do I do that

 

[SkyNetRising]

Acronis - doesn't let you do that?
You can delete recovery partition from diskpart also.