I need step-by-step instructions for new Boot/OS SSD & RAID 0 Platters

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  1. gregrocker
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    Why is it exactly you want RAID0, and is it for the data only?

    The absolute best way to transfer Win7 from HD to SSD is here: SSD - Install and Transfer the Operating System
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  3. Golden
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    Hi Chris,

    I had forgotten about the tutorial that Greg linked above. You might consider that if you want to move your existing setup off the HDD onto the SSD, instead of a clean install.

    I have never used it myself, but there may be others who can help in the details if you need them.

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