My PC has two disks - a 120Gb SSD (C: drive) and a 1Tb HDD (D: drive). I was a bit naive when I bought the SSD, thinking it would be plenty for "just" the OS (Win 10). Other stuff inevitably ends up on there and I've now run out of space on C:.
I don't want to spend money on a replacement SSD, so was wondering if I could create a new partition on the HDD and image the C: drive onto that. The aim is to have a new bootable C: drive (say 500gb), and what's left of the existing D: drive and its files on the remaining 500gb. (Eventually I'd also want to plug the SSD back in, reformat, and use it as a backup drive). I'm happy to take the performance hit of going back to a HDD and having to wait longer for Windows to boot.
I'm looking for help/pointers on how to go about this, assuming it's possible. Presumably I would need a tool like Macrium Reflect, but I don't know what imaging settings to use, and how to ensure that the PC will boot from the new C: drive - whether that's done in Macrium, the BIOS or elsewhere. I don't want to end up with a brick!