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Basically, what I would recommend is that you bite the bullet and do a clean install of Win 7 on your SSD. Windows is smart enough to recognize you have an SSD and install the right drivers and other things so that it is optimized for the SSD. Make sure you have the latest firmware and AHCI enabled prior to installation and you should be good to go.
I realize its a PITA to re-install, but to get the best out of your system, that's what you should do. If you just clone your mechanical HD based install, the above mentioned optimazations will not be there and you will have to jump through a bunch of hoops to get your system up to par. Maybe you'll be lucky and it will be minimal amount of work to get it working and maybe you will be unlucky you never will get it to work properly. There just isn't a whole lot of data yet on how to get the most out of SSD's when you start off from less than optimum configurations. Unfortunately there just isn't any step by step procedures for situations such as yours.
I did a clean install with my G2 160 and I found it to "just work", without having to go through all the gyrations you see on the Net. Good luck and welcome to the SSD club!