Some explanation. I have a laptop with an SDD (where Windows is installed) and an HDD. A few weeks ago my computer stopped detecting my SDD entirely and I had to install a fresh Windows 10 intallation on the HDD to continue working (eventually it was upgraded to Win 11 when they rolled that out). But since then, and not wanting to just leave the SDD not working (and since everything was a lot slower now), I was given the advice to just open up the laptop and make sure there isn't any dust blocking the motherboard from reaching it.
Luckily the SDD was in working state again but now I have one Win 11 install on one drive and a Win 10 install on the other, two different entries on the boot menu, and also all the other software I had reinstall (Chrome, Acrobat Reader, etc.)
I'm not tech savvy at all so I don't know what's the best way to delete of the newer Windows install (HDD) and the other software I had to reinstall. Can anyone help?
Luckily the SDD was in working state again but now I have one Win 11 install on one drive and a Win 10 install on the other, two different entries on the boot menu, and also all the other software I had reinstall (Chrome, Acrobat Reader, etc.)
I'm not tech savvy at all so I don't know what's the best way to delete of the newer Windows install (HDD) and the other software I had to reinstall. Can anyone help?