Migrating a 32Gb partition to a bigger one using Norton Ghost

Hey people.

I'm a bit of a complete noob about all this.
I already asked a bit of help before about SSD replacement, but here's my latest issue.
I wanted to completely replace my Laptop's internal SSD of 32Gb with a bigger one of 120Gb. The problem is that when I copy the SSD to the new one, if by then recreates the same 32Gb partition ... Considering I upgraded to a 120Gb to allow more space, simply copying the partition doesn't work for me.

So how, using Norton Ghost 15, can I migrate all the datas from the 32Gig to a whole new partition of at least 100Gb of those 120gb (111.7Gb to be exact). I tried looking around the software once I enter the Copy Your Hard Drive category, but no luck.
Today was the first day I ever used Norton Ghost and I'm really not used to such kind of operation (migrating/copying a hard drive).

Also, now that I already copied the 32gig part a first time, I need to have it safely erased/removed from the 120Gb SSD ... Will the "R-Click > Format" option do the trick, or do I need some more specific cleaning process ?

Thank you in advance

Great ! Thank you for the fast reply !
I'll try with this soft then.

I'll update the post if I encounter any other obstacle.

All right. So right now my problem is to safely erase what has been written on the SSD yesterday (the clone partition). Problem is I can't boot any of my USB drives right now. Don't know why, I have a pretty unusual BIOS from the German brand MEDION, and after setting drive priorities to the right USB drive many times. after trying many different USB keys, I give up since it only boots up on Win7 all the time.

How to ... ? Or does the formatting option of Windows Explorer can be enough ?

As I just said, I can't boot up on any USB drive. So yes, this is the what I tried, and can't complete.
No secure erase possible. gotta try and call the customer service of Medion, maybe they can help me out with their weird BIOS.

I know I'm just saying it for the third time, but the BIOS, does not simply let me boot on any external disk. I'm not a complete noob, I know what's a BIOS and how to basically work with it. But the one I have truely is one piece of sh**. My only hope last time I wanted to install win7 was a really good tech friend of my brother. But he's not available these days. that's why I'm looking for other, quicker methods than a Secure Erase.

Or, maybe if I detail my BIOS someone can make me a quick walkthrough ? Kind of a lot asking I know, but simply asking him to boot up on my USB, and setting USB boot preferences to the right USB just doesn't work. So I know I'm missing something, but I don't know what. Quite sobre BIOS.

Boot the CD/DVD/USB from the One Time Boot Menu.

Will try this ! Thank you gentlemen !