Memory Partition from HDD to SSD?

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So i was thinking to upgrade my current HDD to SSD.
My current HDD is 500GB and i want to upgrade to a 512 GB SSD.
Inside my HDD, i got 250 GB for my Mac OS and 250 GB for my window partition.
So if i change to SSD 512 GB, the remaining 12GB will go to the mac partition of window partition?
 
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Well that's up to you how you partition your new drive. Keep in mind that you will install a BLANK drive, so there won't be any partitions there, nor will there be any data.
 
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scathe said:
Well that's up to you how you partition your new drive. Keep in mind that you will install a BLANK drive, so there won't be any partitions there, nor will there be any data.
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but i am going to use something called "data transfer kit" to transfer completely everything even my OS from HDD to SSD..
so the partition of mac and window cant be edited..
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You should have led with that ;-)
Unfortunatelly I'm not familiar with details concerning that kit, but from what I can google in a few minutes it probably comes with a cloning software that might give you some possibilities to stretch those partitions ... but I'm shooting blanks here :-D

But I can't tell you how that software or the whole cloning process with a "data transfer kit" goes.

You would have to provide details of the specific kit you want to use ...
 
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scathe said:
You should have led with that ;-)
Unfortunatelly I'm not familiar with details concerning that kit, but from what I can google in a few minutes it probably comes with a cloning software that might give you some possibilities to stretch those partitions ... but I'm shooting blanks here :-D

But I can't tell you how that software or the whole cloning process with a "data transfer kit" goes.

You would have to provide details of the specific kit you want to use ...
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Hahas!
Im just worried about this..Thanks anyway!^^
 

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