Transitioning from HDD to SSD + HDD Advice

Hi I would like some advice on my topic.

Currently I have a Western Digital Caviar Black 7200 rpm 500 GB HDD as my only drive, running Windows 7 pretty fine.

But now I would like to use an SSD, namely the Samsung 840 Series 120 GB drive as a boot drive with some programs, and keep the HDD as storage.

Samsung offers their Data Migration Tool, and supposedly I would use that to move all the data from the HDD (after freeing space of course) to the SSD, and then use command prompt + clean to format the HDD, and partitioning it, so then I have the SSD as boot and HDD as storage. Also I would enable trim, disable hibernation, etc.

My question is will samsung's tool be able to transfer windows 7 so that it will run on the SSD as it would on the HDD. Would it be like a fresh install of windows on the SSD (assuming I had deleted anything but windows on the HDD).

If any more information is needed I would gladly supply it.

Is there anyway you can just do a clean install of Windows on your SSD?

Thank you for all your answers!

I have read up a bit more on samsungs data migration tool. It seems it is a bit unreliable whether or not it will work.

Of course I could follow the methods on the link provided by Pauly, and all would be fine.

However I have windows oem(system builder) edition. I have read you can not change parts on your system or your license to that copy of windows will be invalidated. Is this true?

Pauly said:

You shouldnt need to worry about oem licence as its to the motherboard so changing a disk drive will not affect it, absolute worst case if it does not activate automatically you will have to do by phone but as long as its a real genuine copy you need not worry

Oh that's great then! Thanks for your help, as well as everyone else's.