Clone HDD to SSD and using SSD for Boot and System (UEFI)

bcd.bat

# Boot a LiveCD linux and install clonezilla
apt update && apt install clonezilla -y

# Using Gparted, clone partitions in the same type, size and flags from source disk (sda) on target target(sdb)

# After, using clonezilla, clone part_to_part 
# sda1 to sdb1
# sda2 to sdb2
# sda3 to sdb3
#
# Use option -K for not create partition table on target disk

# On clone finish, is needed boot using Windows recovery and open Command Prompt, and use this commands:

# 1- Open diskpart
diskpart

# 2- List installed disks (Result are disk 0 and disk 1)
list disk

# 3- Select the new disk (SSD - Disk 1)
sel disk 1

# 4- Show partitions (like Part 1 - System, Part 2 - Hidden, Part 3 - Windows)
list part
# or volume, but volume show all volumes (all disks, be careful)
list vol 

# 5- Select UEFI Boot Partition to assing a letter
sel part 1 
# or select vol (such as volume 5 is a Partition UEFI boot)
sel vol 5 
assing letter=B:
exit

# Change the BCD to use Windows on SSD Disk, using commands bellow:
B:
cd B:\EFI\Microsoft\EFI
dir BCD

# Show how BCD is actually
bcdedit /store B:\EFI\Microsoft\EFI\BCD /enum

# Alter necessary configurations
bcdedit /store B:\EFI\Microsoft\EFI\BCD /set {bootmgr} device partition=C:
bcdedit /store B:\EFI\Microsoft\EFI\BCDD /set {default} device partition=C:
bcdedit /store B:\EFI\Microsoft\EFI\BCD /set {default} osdevice partition=C:

# Check if altered
bcdedit /store B:\EFI\Microsoft\EFI\BCD /enum

# exit and reboot

# Enter on BIOS and select Boot priority for SSD Disk.

# On windows logon, remove old Windows Partition or unassign the Letter

Works like a charm! Thank you