Recent content by Driggy

Ok what happened now 😭😭😭 View: https://imgur.com/gallery/MSGjmi5

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No I mean since windows is now on the new SSD, I deleted the old windows files from the other SSD, I basically formatted the whole disk. (the program I used to transfer the OS just copied and pasted the files from a disk to the other, it didn't delete them tho)... Now I'm 100% sure that it will...

Hey hello again. I did the step you suggested me and it worked! Windows is on my M2 SSD. Thanks again, just one more question: I have plugged back the old SATA SSD and deleted the old win10 installation so now it's empty, I still want to use it for storage. For some reason tho windows file...

Got it, I'll try disconnecting the sata cables from the motherboard it should be easier... If it doesn't work I'll do the way you told me. Thank you for the instructions :)

There's isn't a more simple solution? I just can't disconnect my hard drives except maybe for the m2 cause it's mounted on the motherboard. The drives are mounted in like a case slot, I would have to unplug many cables and unscrew many case parts :/ Also yes the destination SSD is twice larger...

So I have installed a M2 SSD on my motherboard and, with MiniTool, I migrated the OS from my old SATA SSD to the new M2. The problem is that now I have two windows installations, one on C: (the old SATA ssd) and one on G: (the new m2) Since the M2 drive is faster I want to boot my pc with that...