Possably Moving Windows 10 from an HDD to a SSD

[Phoenix55]

so I have a 4Tb HDD and a 500Gb SSD. I thought my OS was installed onto my SSD (my C drive and all my files are on the SSD...) but when i went to convert my 4Tb HDD to GPT (so i can use all 4Tb as MBR only supports up to 2Tb) i get this error
"Virtual Disk Service error:
Clean is not allowed on the disk containing the current boot,
system, pagefile, crashdump or hibernation volume."
I already have over 200Gb of my SSD used up and i really don"t want to format it and re-download/re-install every thing again...

would a tool like EaseUS Todo work?

thanks for any help you can offer

 

[Phoenix55]

As I'm using AOMEI Partition Assistant, there's a function that can migrate OS. Or another utility -- copy disk also works. You can have a look of this instruction. http://www.disk-partition.com/windows-7/clone-hard-drive-windows-7-6289.html Hope that it gives help. Besides, Windows 10 is also supported.

that lookes like a decent guide. but is there anyway to move the os to the ssd without deleting everything on it?

 

[Phoenix55]

As I'm using AOMEI Partition Assistant, there's a function that can migrate OS. Or another utility -- copy disk also works. You can have a look of this instruction. http://www.disk-partition.com/windows-7/clone-hard-drive-windows-7-6289.html Hope that it gives help. Besides, Windows 10 is also supported.

that lookes like a decent guide. but is there anyway to move the os to the ssd without deleting everything on it?