Windows 7: Tutorial on how to install Windows 7 on new SSD?

I want to buy an SSD, and make a fresh installation on the SSD. But how can I do it, since Windows OEM is only allowed to be installed on 1 hard drive, which is the current HDD. What do I need to do in order to delete Windows 7 from the HDD, and make a clean install of it on the SSD?

Thanks!

See this tutorial

Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7

Thanks, I actually know this tutorial, but will it work the same if I simply choose the SSD drive at the beginning? I did some clean reinstalls before (learning from that tutorial), but I was wondering what happens if I need to switch between drives, will it be the same? I need to format the HDD first and then install on the SSD?

To clean install:
1) Clean the HD Drive, using Step one in this tutorial: (not need if SSD is new)
SSD / HDD : Optimize for Windows Reinstallation
than
2a) clean install with the OEM manufacturer's Recovery Disk.
2b) Clean Install Windows 7
2c) UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) - Install Windows 7 with

You can use your Win 7 OEM disk and install on the SSD using the Clean Install Tutorial above. After things are OK you can remove the OS from the HHD == If you are only wanting to Transfer the OS from the HDD to the SSD you can use this tutorial SSD - Install and Transfer the Operating System There are two options for doing this in the tutorial. One is the hard way and one is to spend $20, get a program that does it for you.

Thanks, I was just wondering what will happen if I will install Windows 7 on the SSD, and not formatting the installation from the old drive, is that possible?

You now have Win 7 on your HDD which is Drive C: If you install the SSD and install Win 7 to it, the SSD will become Drive C: and the other Win 7 on the HDD will become a different drive letter. The SSD would then contain the Win 7 that would boot. I did that when I installed my SSD. After a while when the SSD is like you want, you can format the HDD or just remove it. == When you boot the SSD, it should be marked as Active. Probably the HDD is still marked as Active also. You would want to take the active off of the HDD. Use this tutorial Partition - Mark as Inactive

...Additionally, from the previously mentioned tutorial, Clean Reinstall - Factory OEM Windows 7

By unplugging all other HD's you'll make sure a Dual Boot is not created with the extant OS, and boot files are not mistakenly written or moved to another HD's partition which might be preceding the install partition or errantly marked Active.

When you plug back in the other HD after install, you can of course access it's files through Explorer, but you can also boot it using the one-time BIOS Boot Menu key. When ready to delete the OS either delete its partition in Disk Mgmt, or wipe the HD of all code to get it cleanest using Diskpart Clean Command

Thanks so from what you're saying I can have windows OEM installed on two hard drives as long as it is on the same computer and even boot from any hard drive if I want?