Windows 8 is installed on the wrong partition

I just opened my Ideapad u430 and immediately noticed that the windows that OS has been installed on the 500 GB sata drive instead of the SSD. I am sure that the whole point of the SSD part has been to install the OS on it to speed up performance. Tips on how to transfer the OS on the other side of the partition without the original disks?

Well, no, in my humble OPINION, but you may be able to make it work for your particular needs.

Size - 24GO - confirms that it is a caching of the road, and the operating system has not been installed on the wrong partition.

Z.

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