How to move my old hdd to a new pc (keep gaming data on D: E:)? (In the new pc, window is installed in new sdd)

[Quang_2]

Oke so i am going to buy a new pc. It has sdd so i installed window 10 on it.
Then what should i do next to put my old hdd in without losing gaming data? I know that i must delete everything on C disk because its window disk.
But how to keep gaming data on D and E?

 

[SkyNetRising]

So - you are going to buy a new pc? or you bought it already?
If you're going to buy it, how did you install windows 10 on it?

D: drive, E: drive ? How many physical drives do you have? Model names of drives?
Can you show screenshot from Disk Management?

Generally - you'd connect old hdd to new pc,
copy user profile data (like savegames, documents, music, pictures) from old hdd to new one,
then specify game locations in your game launcher settings.

 

[DSzymborski]

Steam games tend to be the easiest. Install the client on your new drive and then add the drives into the Library in the Steam settings and Windows can usually find it without issues.

 

[Quang_2]

So - you are going to buy a new pc? or you bought it already?
If you're going to buy it, how did you install windows 10 on it?

D: drive, E: drive ? How many physical drives do you have? Model names of drives?
Can you show screenshot from Disk Management?

Generally - you'd connect old hdd to new pc,
copy user profile data (like savegames, documents, music, pictures) from old hdd to new one,
then specify game locations in your game launcher settings.

oke i havent bought it yet but i'm going to install window 7 on the sdd of the new pc. The new pc doesnt have hdd so i want to move my old hdd to the new pc but i still want to keep my data on it. I mean i will boot the new pc from the os in sdd and use my old hdd as a usb (it contains my old game in it)
Is it ok? Do i have to delete my old window files on the old hdd?

 

[Quang_2]

Steam games tend to be the easiest. Install the client on your new drive and then add the drives into the Library in the Steam settings and Windows can usually find it without issues.

Sr but i dont want to buy a new hdd, its so waste of money, i want to use the old one as a usb, and boot the new pc from the new ssd