I'm currently reinstalling Windows on my PC because I accidentally installed it on the HDD, but I'm not sure which of the two disks is the SSD and which is the HDD because they both have the same amount of storage.
Is there a way to find out?
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Loading...Hello and good day to you all, I'm having the following problem uninstalling files that I've already uninstalled. Since the apps are still in the settings, I'd like to know how I can remove the most recent applications, and especially the icon, from the settings. How can I do this?
Do you leave your data visible in Windows under My PC, Quick Access, and Desktop Data, or do you move it externally so that the data isn't visible internally?
My storage is full and I wanted to ask you what I should do now. Somehow when I delete a game I don't get any storage space freed up. Stupid question but how do I delete games so that my storage is happy xD Thanks!
My laptop's operating system is corrupted, and I'd like to reinstall Windows. Will I be able to do this with the ISY stick from Mediamarkt, or is it too cheap and slow?
I recommend you to cut off the HDD because if there is already an installation on it, the boot loader will remain on the HDD and you will not be able to start the SSD later alone.
Right click on the drive and select properties. Then check the “Hardware” tab. SSD would have to have SSD.
Why don’t you just make sure that only the SSD is connected? The HDD can still be integrated and formatted later.
Wanted to see if you can see it somehow in the setup without which I now change what in the Pc, is not so good when it comes to PC’s. But I think I’ll do it when it doesn’t change
It’s the easiest thing – I’ve already accidentally installed an operating system on an external HDD. Luckily, the data was backed up – but it annoyed me…
Hang HDD. Then there is only the SSD