Question I need serious help! How to move a merge partition to different motherboard without losing data?

[mckaizu]

right now, my PC have merge partition [D]1TB and [E]500GB and it become [F]1.5TB
I've been using my PC for many years to do video editing.

However I am decide to upgrade
my motherboard and switching intel to amd.

I dissemble my PC and I took out drive
[D} and [E] SSD from my PC to place it
to new Motherboard.

OK, now.. drive [D] and [E] was actually a merge
partitions, it has a lot of video footages

if I simply put this two drive to new motherboard
how do I get back my drive [F]? do you understand what I mean?
without losing any data.

 

[rgd1101]

get a 2TB drive. put D and E back to the old system. copy to the new 2TB drive

 

[mckaizu]

get a 2TB drive. put D and E back to the old system. copy to the new 2TB drive

the data is already there..
I merge two SSD to single big partition in old computer
now I want to move this two SSD that I merge to new computer
this all SSD I have ..

.. what if people merge 10TB + 10TB
they need to find 20TB drive for backup? bruhh
it must be a way to make sure new computer can read back
single partition from two SSD right

 

[rgd1101]

the data is already there..

you mean the disk is there, but can't get the data

 

[mckaizu]

you mean the disk is there, but can't get the data

you merge two SSD into one big storage in old computer
but you upgrade your motherboard with new graphic card and cpu
now you want to put back two SSD that you merge into new computer

how to tell new computer that this two SSD is actually a single partition?

 

[rgd1101]

same way you did on the old motherboard
was it windows?