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I was watching a video on cloning a current NVM e drive (500GB) to a 1TB drive and my query is can I use the cloned drive to boot the machine if I leave the boot order to the external drive?
I am asking because I would like to have faster boot up and run time for my older Ivy Bridge build which does not have the required slot for a NVMe drive, and thence the external drive would be my boot device?
But as I mentioned this is just a possible workaround to get the Ivy Bridge build to go a little faster than it is right now. By the by I am using the Ivy Bridge to run Windows 11 pro with the bypass commands and so far it has been really good experience if a little slower because the installed drive is a plain Samsung 860 SSD.
I am asking because I would like to have faster boot up and run time for my older Ivy Bridge build which does not have the required slot for a NVMe drive, and thence the external drive would be my boot device?
But as I mentioned this is just a possible workaround to get the Ivy Bridge build to go a little faster than it is right now. By the by I am using the Ivy Bridge to run Windows 11 pro with the bypass commands and so far it has been really good experience if a little slower because the installed drive is a plain Samsung 860 SSD.
- Windows Build/Version
- Windows 11 pro 22H2 (OS build version 22621.1778
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