There are few ways to make a laptop faster that are as easy and cost-effective as replacing your existing hard drive with a solid state drive (SSD).

While PCIe drives like the Intel 750 Series SSD are becoming more common all the time, the most readily available drives are still connected through SATA.

An SSD swap for an old hard drive or adding in a faster NVMe SSD to replace your aging SATA drive can take a laptop from sluggish to speedy in no time at all.

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How to Transfer Files From C: Drive to the F: Drive. Applications that enable you to back up critical business data are readily available, including the backup utility in Windows.

Is your once roomy boot SSD getting full? Now that there are lots of options for NVMe models, it's worth considering whether you should snag one for your upgrade.

This hard drive enclosure offers the capability to both transfer data and clone drives at an attractive price.