“If (assume that it compatible) I remove my existing 256 C: drive and install this one; will the boot up start in order to install windows back on or is there a way to do this?”
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Need to transfer windows to new SSD first. It's called cloning a drive.
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Your best procedure would be: 1. Clone the existing C-Drive onto the new PCIe drive. 2. Remove the old drive and install the new one (assuming you only have one slot; if you have more, you can keep the old drive for additional storage). 3. When the PC is booting up, enter the BIOS and make certain that the boot order lists the new drive in the first position. 4. Continue reboot. You should be fine now.
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