Yesterday I had a problem with HDD disk - my Windows wouldn't boot when it was disconnected although I had Windows installed on my SSD. It was resolved thanks to @SkyNetRising advice from some old thread. I did what he wrote in this thread:
It's working! But now I have a separate X disk when I open My Computer which I won't use. Is it safe to delete X letter for this disk in Disk Management? It should disappear from My Computer files if I do that but I'm worried my PC won't boot when this disk no longer be marked as X?
- Shrink C: partition by 500MB
- Make a new primary partition in freed up space, format NTFS, drive letter X:
- Make the new partition active
- execute command from elevated command prompt:
- bcdboot c:\windows /s x:
- Reboot your pc into BIOS, change boot priority so that 120GB drive is first
- Reboot and done
It's working! But now I have a separate X disk when I open My Computer which I won't use. Is it safe to delete X letter for this disk in Disk Management? It should disappear from My Computer files if I do that but I'm worried my PC won't boot when this disk no longer be marked as X?
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