I recently needed to move a friends Operating System to a new disk as they were running out of drive space - we used the Windows tools to make a backup and then restored it on the new disk using the process here - https://helpdeskgeek.com/windows-10/how-to-migrate-windows-10-to-a-new-hard-drive/
Keep in mind this moves everything, including device drivers, and overwrites everything on the destination drive. You may want to physically move the disk to the new machine first to see if the OS will even boot and run that way - if it does you can decide to stay on the old disk, using the new one for your personal data, or restore the image to the new (likely faster) drive.
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