Q: Transfer Win7+data on another hdd (cloning).

Hello I've just read tutorial section but something is confusing me. The question about cloning/migrating or how is even name for this case. I'll describe.
I've just got intel SSD 80 gb. I'm running laptop with 4300rpm fujitsu hybrid drive HDD 250 Gb. Yes It's really slow sometimes. I'm not worring about capacity since all my apps that I'm using plus OS are occuping 30 Gb of space. I just need pure speed

I'm wondering how can I clone this HDD to intel's SSD? I don't have installation OS disc,recovery or something else. Only installed OS and that's it. All other I left at home.
System Image in Windows 7. Is this able to create partition for "System" and "System Reserved." 'Couse I don't know if I have to manually setup partition or what on hdd that i'm moving on.

Where to place system image? Does I have to transfer it to Intel's SSD (that includes making a partition) and run it with Win 7 system repair disc (have to make one on USB Flash drive and run in boot). Option 2 in this case: make system image on fujitsu HDD, then swap HDD's: SSD goes in laptop and Fujitsu goes on usb connect via Kama connect 2, than run system repair disc. I don't know even if there's in repair disc option to recover image from removable devices.

Other option. To complete clone my data and OS (all two partitions) on SSD throught usb connected drive (SSD should be connected with Kama connect 2 throught USB). With this option, I don't have to make backup image. Just clone "on the fly" how would say guys in "Nero" company.

Intel's SSD is completely empty no partitions - brand new, still in box, waiting for Your answer and my time to complete some downloads (approx 2 days).I'm asking You for helping me because i want to save some time. In worst case i'll run whole 3 scenarios.
I've never done backup in my life. Everything is just working fine (knock on wood).
Is there any conflict(BSODs,other) if Windows recognize that his home is on another HDD. Maybe It will complaining that he moved from villa to tent. :)

Best regards and sorry for the long post, but I think that I've explained everything that bothers me.

Suggest you try WIndows 7 Backup imaging first.

Create An Image stored in a separate partition on your HDD, formatted Primary, or externally.

Accept its offer after saving image to make a Repair CD.

Now boot from the Repair CD to "Recover Using An Image" which should autodetect the image and allow you to reimage it to your new HD plugged separately. Leave the SSD unformatted at first, if fail try formatting primary NTFS.

If this fails, copy image to external or create a partition on the SSD in the far right space. Unplug old HD and plug SSD, boot from CD and try reimaging without both drives plugged. It may not want to clone per se, but it can certainly reimage a bootable image flawlessly as I have done it quite a few times. The only question is what if one drive is an SSD?

Other than that, the only other freeware I know is Macrium Reflect which is supposedly good.

So You are saying to make image and than same one again in recover disc after booting? So there is option to make image in recovery. Thanks. I didn't think of that. Thanks again gregrocker for quick reply. I'll try how to describe.

The option to Create An Image is done by typing Backup into the Start Box, select Backup and Imaging Center, then Create an Image to save to a primary formatted partition.

To use the image, boot from the Repair CD and choose "Recover Using an Image" and it will detect the image on a primary formatted partition for you to reimage the drive of your choice.