hdd and ssd switched after updating ?

[robert0141]

i'm not really 'tech savvy' so please excuse me if i don't make sense

anyway,
i recently noticed that my hdd (c drive) has switched with my ssd (d drive) after updating to windows 10 and i have no idea why or how to fix it

all the files that were on my hdd are now on my ssd (which has turned into the c drive) and vice versa

is there anyway to fix this?

 

[CountMike]

Boot drive is always C:.

 

[robert0141]

Boot drive is always C:.

yes, i know

i'm not sure if anyone is misinterpreting my question but basically EVERYTHING on my hdd is now on my sdd and vice versa, and it happened after updating to windows 10

the c drive was my hdd but now it is my ssd
the d drive was my sdd but now it is my hdd

 

[CountMike]

On which one has windows on and from which is it booting from ? That one should be C: drive by default.

 

[robert0141]

On which one has windows on and from which is it booting from ? That one should be C: drive by default.

sorry about the late reply,

my ssd has windows on and is the c drive
my hdd used to have windows on and used to be the c drive but after updating to windows 10 it is now the d drive with all the files that were previously on my ssd on it

 

[CountMike]

Drive that has OS on it and it's booted from is always C: next one is D: and so on. If you boot from HDD that's now D. than it would be C: and SSD would be D: drive.

 

[robert0141]

Drive that has OS on it and it's booted from is always C: next one is D: and so on. If you boot from HDD that's now D. than it would be C: and SSD would be D: drive.

yes, i know that, that isn't the issue
my hdd used to be my c drive and had the os on it, but now the ssd has the os on it and is the c drive and includes all the files that used to be on my hdd

basically all the files on my hdd and sdd switched places and i want to know if there's anyway to switch it back