So you decided to upgrade your microSD card, and want the best way to do so. I will assume that you have you would be upgrading based on the device, and each device is a little different. Since all devices has at least 1 USB-C port, I will assume that you would be able to use that. With that said, you would need the card that you are upgrading to, and a USB-C to microSD card reader. No matter the hardware, everything has a USB-C port, and all devices will store your content on the microSD card. With those considerations, here is what you would do.
- Insert new microSD a SD card adapter
- Insert the SD card into the reader
- Open Drive Manager and show all drives
- Right click B:/ and select Duplicate, and then select A:/
- Once finished, unmount, and remove SD card
- Turn system off
- Eject tray
- Pull out microSD out of adapter
- Replace old microSD with new micro-SD
- Insert tray
- Turn on System, and log in
- Your files will be in the new B:/ Drive
You can then use the old card for other roles. You may want to format the card which you can do with any computer. I would suggest you have a microSD to SD card adapter, and you can use multiple microSD cards into the adapter.