Download OS to SSD Without CD Key?

[Noodles2k]

So I've gotten a 120G Kingston UV400, and I don't have the official windows cd to do a fresh install on my ssd, neither do I have a usb stick, or a seperate CD I could burn a fresh copy of windows on.
I tried Cloning it, but it awfully failed, so if you recommend cloning, please leave a good software to help me out with that.

 

[n0ns3ns3]

http://www.easeus.com/todo-backup-guide/disk-clone-guide.html
you can do it from the current windows install (assuming your OS partition less than 120GB).
It is completely free tool for home use.

 

[USAFRet]

So I've gotten a 120G Kingston UV400, and I don't have the official windows cd to do a fresh install on my ssd, neither do I have a usb stick, or a seperate CD I could burn a fresh copy of windows on.
I tried Cloning it, but it awfully failed, so if you recommend cloning, please leave a good software to help me out with that.

Lets start out with a little info first:

What OS do you have now?
On what type of drive?
How much used space is on that current C drive?

 

[Noodles2k]

Windows 10 Is my current OS, 2 TB Caviar Blue WD, and around 78Gb used up.

 

[USAFRet]

Windows 10 Is my current OS, 2 TB Caviar Blue WD, and around 78Gb used up.

OK.
For a 120GB SSD, that is just barely within the limits to clone everything over.

Steps to do this:

Install Macrium Reflect
Power off
Connect the SSD
Power up
Run the Macrium application
Do what it says, reading carefully
Once it is complete, power off
Disconnect the old drive
Connect the new drive into the same SATA port the old one was in
Power up and see if it boots properly

Assuming it does, success.
Verify operation.
Maybe restart a couple of times, just to be sure it will boot from only the new SSD

Later, once you are satisfied, reconnect the old drive
Wipe it and use as desired.

 

[Noodles2k]

Forgot to mention, I need to wipe my ssd right now, because the first cloning failed awfully, do I just format it again in disk management?
Or is there a desired tool to do that 'safely'

 

[USAFRet]

Forgot to mention, I need to wipe my ssd right now, because the first cloning failed awfully, do I just format it again in disk management?
Or is there a desired tool to do that 'safely'

The new clone operation (listed above) will wipe it.

 

[Noodles2k]

Lovely, I'm back in a bit then, wish me luck!

 

[Noodles2k]

Windows 10 Is my current OS, 2 TB Caviar Blue WD, and around 78Gb used up.

OK.
For a 120GB SSD, that is just barely within the limits to clone everything over.

Steps to do this:

Install Macrium Reflect
Power off
Connect the SSD
Power up
Run the Macrium application
Do what it says, reading carefully
Once it is complete, power off
Disconnect the old drive
Connect the new drive into the same SATA port the old one was in
Power up and see if it boots properly

Assuming it does, success.
Verify operation.
Maybe restart a couple of times, just to be sure it will boot from only the new SSD

Later, once you are satisfied, reconnect the old drive
Wipe it and use as desired.

I'm kind of confused, can you guide me out here abit?
http://prntscr.com/c0d9pe

 

[USAFRet]

Windows 10 Is my current OS, 2 TB Caviar Blue WD, and around 78Gb used up.

OK.
For a 120GB SSD, that is just barely within the limits to clone everything over.

Steps to do this:

Install Macrium Reflect
Power off
Connect the SSD
Power up
Run the Macrium application
Do what it says, reading carefully
Once it is complete, power off
Disconnect the old drive
Connect the new drive into the same SATA port the old one was in
Power up and see if it boots properly

Assuming it does, success.
Verify operation.
Maybe restart a couple of times, just to be sure it will boot from only the new SSD

Later, once you are satisfied, reconnect the old drive
Wipe it and use as desired.

I'm kind of confused, can you guide me out here abit?
http://prntscr.com/c0d9pe

Disk 1 - select ALL those partitions
The Clone button should be under Disk 1, not under Disk 2.

 

[Noodles2k]

So like this, and just clone it? http://prntscr.com/c0dg7v
Edit: Nevermind

 

[Noodles2k]

http://prntscr.com/c0dgxl I'll probably use the recommended one, but what does this exactly mean? (english is not my main language, so sorry if I'm being a complete dummy here.

 

[USAFRet]

http://prntscr.com/c0dgxl I'll probably use the recommended one, but what does this exactly mean? (english is not my main language, so sorry if I'm being a complete dummy here.

Yes, the first option.

 

[Noodles2k]

Insufficient space, so I guess I have to reformat it.