Hi friend, thanks a lot for your precious news. I already have installed Windows 7 with many software in my SSD and unfortunately now my Boot is with another drive in RAID. In your opinion can I move the Boot to SSD without losing any data? Thanks again one.Booting from SSD will be significantly faster and with your op sys and applications installed to SSD program loading etc will also be faster. But unless you are very wealthy and can get a very large SSD you should avoid storing data or allowing programs to save data, downloads etc to your SSD.
Unfortunately now I cannot run a fresh install because I will need some days for making it. I have many personalized software. If I would do a try, will I unable every other drive and using Windows 7 DVD have I to use the Recovery console? Then ... how can I delete the Boot files in "D" drive (with RAID0)? Now the Boot is there. Do I have format it? In wich way have I to format it? Thanks!I would back up all the data and run a fresh install. Transferring an installed op sys invariably creates more time consuming problems than what it saves.
OK; I will try it. Bat how can I to delete Boot files in "D" drive?You could try using Acronis Triue Image to clone the drive - it's an excellent package and you cen get a fully working trial download here:
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.... a smaller or bigger Re-partition? Then do I have to format with this same software?Re-partition and then format.
But if I don't like partition, can I delete it completely? I thank you for your availability. I don't disturb anymore. Thanks for this last reply you will do.Removing and repartitioning means you are free to set what partitions you wish. You may do it all using Gparted.