Windows 10 Windows 10: What is the easiest way to replace my faulty 2TB SSD with a new one and transfer all settings, data, emails, apps etc? Create a mirror or

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On Windows 10 my 1.5 year old Crucial 2TB SSD is showing more frequently errors on startup and I have already bought a new 2TB SSD, this time Samsung. The old SSD still boots ok most of the time but I think it is time to replace before its too late. What is the easiest way to transfer (mirror?) my Windows 10, all my two accounts (one admin, one family) , my settings, email, data, apps onto the new drive.Samsung shows a USB to SSD transfer cable plus Data Migration software, but I wonder if there is a way to do this within Windows 10 (which hasn't got Eazy Transfer any more)

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