[NAME] The easiest thing to do, since you are already running Windows 11, is to clone your existing 512GB NVMe drive onto your new drive because that way you would not have to install Windows and reinstall all your applications. Cloning may be beyond your capability' since there is only a single M.2 NVMe slot, it is going to be a multi-step process. 
My current 512GB NVMe is drive D but I'd like to replace it with a 2TB NVMe drive, make it drive C, and put Windows 11 on it.  I presume I must initialize and/or format the new NVMe drive.  I don't know whether I'd remove the WD HDD or not (making it drive D). I'd appreciate a YouTube video link showing how to initialize/initiate the new NVMe drive, make the NVMe drive C and reload Windows onto it.  I've already created a Windows restore USB drive. If I find that doing this is beyond my capability, what should the cost be of paying someone to do it for me (not the GeekSquad, etc.) but a local computer shop?
XPS 8930, how to install Windows 11 on my new NVMe drive?