M. Aronson, There are two programs by this company - WinToHDD and WinToUSB. This program could probably do both, but its in the interests of the company to sell the program to you twice.
I've used both (obtained by the usual means) and its a useful program to have in your arsenal.

M Hoyle,
On the home page it says it supports professional and Enterprise also

Starchild, nobody knows! The phrase "I crashed a laptop" does not describe in ANY detail what went wrong. And this comments section is certainly not the place for an accurate professional quality diagnosis and walk through of this or any other software to repair a "crashed" laptop what ever you mean by that. FOR starters if windows got itself into such a state that it will no longer boot and that is what you mean by crashed then the contents of the hard drive are in some way bad so you would not want to clone that drive to a new laptops drive as that will just wreck the new laptops drive!

TK, Correction to my question: I fell on my laptop and cracked the screen to all to bits and bent the frame in one minor area. Nothing that would affect the internal components. I am disabled and always have fall risks. Unfortunately, this fall was pretty bad and I deemed the laptop un-repairable vs. buying a new one. The system did not crash, but with the cracked screen, I could not make anything out on it but light on the screen. I seriously doubt that my SSD drive was damaged. Really what I wanted to know was would this software allow me to install my SSD drive in my new laptop and be able to reload Windows on the SSD drive and be able to get the new license key validated with it and save my vast amount of expensive software that I own. Sorry for the lack of detail. I decided not to download this software because I did not think that it would meet my needs.

Starchild, I'm pretty sure you won't be able just to swap disks like that. But you can just reinstall windows and during installation choose the upgrade/repair option? That should leave your documents and programs intact with the new machine. It's not the perfect solution but probably the most usable one in your situation.

Starchild, The issue with Windows is that it gives each machine a unique 'fingerprint'. By taking the drive out and putting it in a new machine, the licence is now against a different machine. Windows will detect this, and moan that its not licenced (it detects originally it was on machine ABC and now its on machine XYZ)
It might simply take a quick phonecall to Microsoft to resolve (if you explain the previous machine got damaged) BUT if Windows came pre-installed on the previous laptop, that copy of Windows is only licenced for that machine. You can't move it to another laptop. Depending on which support representative you speak to at Microsoft will determine whether you have to pay for a new licence or whether they'll be gracious. Pot luck. If you fail, it can sometimes work ringing them up again, but they'll have records of previous interactions...

It lo9os like the GOTD package has been changed as I just redownloaded it and does not contain a .gcd file. I used the registration code provided and all is well. I have not tested the program, however.

Chris,

When you extract the zip file there is a readme inside the zip.

Open readme on then copy and paste the code into program and then restart WintoHDD.

Chris, from the "activation guide": Enter your email address (some earlier versions might need it).
that ver dont need eml
but...
key is invalid. lol

lnn, click on the down arrow of the selector and IF you have a second drive connected it should show in the drop down list of choices. For me it did NOT auto-populate the box with the available second hard drive. I had to choose it manually.

TK, Still empty and I can't find out how to manually choose another drive.

PaulF, Thank you, saved me searching for it!

Translation: "Is it possible to clone the system partition to an external USB drive?"

Hal Jordan, You have unsubscribed from our emails. Please try again.

Hal Jordan, apparently they only maintain a single do not mail list so if you unsubscribe from ONE type of email they block all outbound emails to your email address rather than simply removing your email address from the speciific mailing list.

TK, Are you saying that if someone unsubscribes from the daily emails, they won't be able to get a download link if they click to request one?

Bebop17, Yes!

Alexa, May I respectfully suggest that that is not in anyone's best interest? If someone comes here daily, the reminders are a waste of bandwidth. So unsubscribing would be a courtesy for both the site and the Internet at large. And how on earth would someone be expected to know that unsubscribing to your list would blacklist them from getting links? That could only lead to frustration and ill will toward the site. Please rethink this policy.

Bebop17, I know they can selectively disable links emails while still sending comment reply notifications as they did that to me with the email address I use normally ... I never subscribed to any mailing list like their newsletter and randomly I'd get spam anouncing sporadic giveaways... knowing their faulty unsubscribe mechanisim that blacklists your email if you unsubscribe from the newsletter with it I did not unsubscribe to stop the spam since I never subscribed in the first place... but they ceased sending emails for personalised download links to my normal email address. I had to use a different email box with the same email provider and then the personalised link arrives practically instantly. When we subscribe to a mailing list our chosen email address should be added to that list via an opt in confrimation link to prevent someone for subscribing someone else to their mailing list without the owners consent and when unsubscribing from the newsletter mailing list the email address to be unsubscribed should be removed from the mailing list not added to a do not send anything list! Every opt out operation should only opt out of the particular service being opted out of and not force the end users email address to be added to yet another list but this one blocks outbound emails.... GAOTD should not still be attempting to send them once the end user has opted out of a service. Not all outbound mail being scrubbed after the fact!

Dan Cour, the site says 2 installations

Dan Cour, officially because its the Pro edition it is supposed to be subject to those sort of restrictions BUT due to the practicalities of using the same license code for all giveaway participants no such restrictions can be enforced.

ANTHONY MORRIS, You'll find the license code in the Readme file.

ANTHONY MORRIS, Got to the readme file the license is there. then go to 'about' and click on register copy&paste it into there and click apply.

Daniel, thanks. I do not know why I forgot about that as I have done it on so many other occasions.All good now!

ANTHONY MORRIS, I'd be astounded if you managed to figure that out!

Daniel, under About, mine had Activate or such. Put in the readme file's code & accepts ok. Says rerun app. Then in About just 2 choices & the one shows registered into w/ a machine code that suggests they bind app to specific PC.
No idea if this app is as solid as some other leading ones often here at GOTD but worth a shot since don't seem to need to use any phony email addy to get a license code. Most of these work about the same. Thanks GOTD.