Installed SSD with the install kit but SSD has same space as old drive

I wouldn't try to delete that partition marked "System".

Note that it's about 190 GB, and is virtually empty. But it's marked "system". That's where your boot files are. If you deleted it, you wouldn't boot.

I'd shrink it down to maybe 200 to 500 MB--well under 1 GB.

That will generate a bunch of "unallocated space"--about 190 GB of it.

Then you can add that unallocated space to C.

I don't think Windows will let you do all of that with Windows own built in tools.

I'd use Partition Wizard Mini Tool:

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I would write the system files to C before you do anything.

Nothing particularly noteworthy in the last picture.

I assume the PC will boot fine with just the SSD connected.

If that's true, I'd just go ahead with Partition Wizard.

As AddRam says, you could first copy the boot files from Partition to C. If you did that, you could then delete Partition.

You'd then have just one partition on the SSD.

The tool to do that would be EasyBCD. There's a tutorial on this site.

Or you could shrink Partition and add the shrinkage to C, leaving you with 2 partitions on the SSD: C and Partition.

Either way works. Most people have at least 2 partitions on the primary drive, but it's not necessary. I don't.

You don't need that Partition partition. But you DO need the boot files on it. You get to choose on whether you want to copy the boot files to C and then delete Partition, or shrink Partition and add the space to C, keeping Partition.

When you are done, you should have one partition marked active on the SSD and one partition marked system on the SSD.

110 is about right.

Did you read what I said in my most recent post?

You use EasyBCD.

Hi here's a tutorial of how to use easy bcd
Bootmgr - Move to C:\ with EasyBCD