I have a Windows 10 / Linux Ubuntu PC Layout over 2 HDD's as below:HDD 0 = 30Gb / 7.5Gb / 154Gb Linux Partitions plus 740Gb Vol K Windows 10 BU/data.HDD 1 =  20Gb Recovery Z /  249GB (135 used) Windows 10 C: / 100Mb BDEdrive / 660GB Windows data files.I am not too sure what the  Z: and BDEDrive actually do in this set up ( I have another very similar Win 7 Pro to Win 10 Pro upgraded PC and these drives are not present but 100Mb System Reserved and 450Mb Recovery are!!The Windows 10 C: drive is a wholly owned Win 7 Pro free upgraded to Windows 10 Pro and contains a number of applications including Adobe CS Master Suite which I would rather not reinstall. The data files are all in volume K and BU's etc on volume J:so C: is purely OS/Applications equalling 135Mb.The Linux install currently has no valuable data or apps installed.I wish to move Windows and probably Linux to a Crucial 275Mb SSD. I have already secured the Windows 10 using Macrium.Plan overview - (gleaned in my ignorance by checking a mix of  web sources).My Questions are at steps 5, 6 and 8. but any other advice is welcomeCreate bootable USB with media creation tool.Reboot from USB.Run bootrec.exe  /fixmbrRestart without USB to go straight into Windows.Delete Linux??.  Do I simply unallocate the Linux partitions - I do want to reinstall Linux later.Clone Windows C: drive to 200Gb of SSD, leaving  500Mb of the remainder for a system reserved need (is that sensible? but if so how do I apply it?).Do I also need to clone the  Z: and BDEDrive?Any Recovery files can go onto an HDD.Once all running OK I then hope to reinstall Ubuntu Linux with the Linux data partition on an HDD. Do I do this using about 35Gb of the SSD leaving a small reserve on the SSD for Win 10 O/S  extension / usage?  Or simply put it all on an HDD?
How to transfer Windows 10 / Linux Ubuntu to SSD
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