Windows 10 I want to clone my existing SATA SSD onto my new M.2 NVME SSD, but I can't get it to boot.

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I just had to upgrade my system, with a new ASUS B550-Plus motherboard, new processor, and 1TB NVME SSD.I've tried initializing the NVME drive as GPT and then cloning to it (the old drive is MBR), but I'm reading something about a UEFI driver it needs to be bootable, and I don't understand how to install that on the new drive. I'd really like to keep my existing Windows 10 install intact and just move everything over without having to reinstall everything else and spend a year getting my settings back to the way I want them.Can someone help me figure out where I'm going wrong, here?

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