They have devices that will clone one disk to another. I did this for my kids computer to increase the drive size without having to reload all of his apps.
If your elitedesk can fit two drives and has a USB slot, honestly just a flash drive with a bootable Linux image. The ‘dd’ command has the capability to copy one drive to another
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They have devices that will clone one disk to another. I did this for my kids computer to increase the drive size without having to reload all of his apps.
Oh cool. What device was that?
If your elitedesk can fit two drives and has a USB slot, honestly just a flash drive with a bootable Linux image. The ‘dd’ command has the capability to copy one drive to another
Search amazon for m2 drive cloner.