S SirGetch Honorable Jun 15, 2013 150 0 10,710 Aug 6, 2015 #1 I have a HDD that has Windows 10 on it, I want to upgrade to a SSD, problem is, I want to keep my videos, music, pictures. Can I plug in my SSD and pull data off of the HDD and drag it on my SSD?
I have a HDD that has Windows 10 on it, I want to upgrade to a SSD, problem is, I want to keep my videos, music, pictures. Can I plug in my SSD and pull data off of the HDD and drag it on my SSD?
Solution USAFRet Aug 6, 2015 Assuming you are booting from some other drive, yes, you can probably access the original drive and pull stuff off it. So, once you have the OS on the SSD, then connect the HDD (do not boot from it) and see iff you can get to that stuff.
Assuming you are booting from some other drive, yes, you can probably access the original drive and pull stuff off it. So, once you have the OS on the SSD, then connect the HDD (do not boot from it) and see iff you can get to that stuff.
USAFRet Titan Moderator Mar 16, 2013 178,740 21,531 184,590 Aug 6, 2015 Solution #2 Assuming you are booting from some other drive, yes, you can probably access the original drive and pull stuff off it. So, once you have the OS on the SSD, then connect the HDD (do not boot from it) and see iff you can get to that stuff. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
Assuming you are booting from some other drive, yes, you can probably access the original drive and pull stuff off it. So, once you have the OS on the SSD, then connect the HDD (do not boot from it) and see iff you can get to that stuff.
S SirGetch Honorable Jun 15, 2013 150 0 10,710 Aug 6, 2015 #3 USAFRet : Assuming you are booting from some other drive, yes, you can probably access the original drive and pull stuff off it. So, once you have the OS on the SSD, then connect the HDD (do not boot from it) and see iff you can get to that stuff. Thank you! Appreciate the prompt reply. Upvote 0 Downvote
USAFRet : Assuming you are booting from some other drive, yes, you can probably access the original drive and pull stuff off it. So, once you have the OS on the SSD, then connect the HDD (do not boot from it) and see iff you can get to that stuff. Thank you! Appreciate the prompt reply.