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- you have a system with a 1tb HDD.
- you added an SSD, was E: but you changed to A:
- you used some program to either clone or image your C: to A:
- your system is still stuck on C: and want it to use A: ?
- whats this about windows 10 and 11 ??
I think we are going to need the ELI5 of what exactly you did here step-by-step...
usually you:
- add SSD so system would recognize and have drivers for said SSD
- clone your C: to the new SSD
- remove old HDD and boot using new SSD only in BIOS
- boot up and make sure all is well
- add old HDD back, ensure system does not boot from it in BIOS
- format HDD
Edit: I beg you to use 3rd party software to do this.
Also does cloning move the user and OS too? Id love that if it did
Well, I haven't used cloning software in a long time so I'm not sure what's really good these days but someone else might be able to suggest something if you don't want to Google yourself for some freeware cloning programs. Besides, that's the tl;dr answer, seems like you do got more going on that I wasn't in the mood to address so check out Talby's post as well. I'd prep the 2tb SSD and empty it so that the main OS can be copied there.
https://www.techrepublic.com/article/five-free-and-reliable-cloning-tools/
A couple of guides that go step-by-step
https://www.pcworld.com/article/2210819/how-to-clone-a-hdd-to-an-ssd-for-free-on-windows.html
https://www.pcmag.com/how-to/copy-your-windows-installation-to-an-ssd
I have 3 drives
A (2tb SSD, has only windows image on it. The image is from when the system was on windows 10)
C (1tb HDD, has windows OS and a majority of my files. Windows is currently windows 11)
D (1tb SSD, this just has a decent-ish chunk of my steam library on it for faster loading)
I used microsoft's tools to create a system image. No third party program, just windows.
I'd like to get all the contents from my rather old C drive onto my new and fast A drive.
alr, Ill try those out
if so, I would make the nvme as the boot drive C: and the other SSD for games and the HDD for just backups / downloads - that's the "optimized" setup...
I'll probably put like video files and stuff that isnt as important on the HDD in the future though
Another consideration - cloning will also bring over all the problems of windows if you have upgraded from 10 to 11 (as I did, and you probably took the image before you upgraded?)
I just did a fresh win11 install after the 25h2 failed and gave me problems & crashing, so consider a fresh install if you have any of the usual windows issues.
A bit of pain having to reinstall and move files but no crashing is a bonus 🏅
So o think you should do a fresh install of windows dont clone it
30 second tabbing isnt hdd issue. Like a 1 to 2 minute boot up from hdd is normal but 20 mins either hdd failed corrupted or you have so many startup programs lingering or old files or virus hiding that fresh start over will be huge difference
I dont think I have a virus since disk usage is always like, system :/
but its not.....windows is extended 32bit and CAN NOT read or write faster then 1100MB a second.....the OS should never be on the fastest drive of the system.....windows can execute 64bit code at faster speeds but the OS itself is limited.....
best set up since no one uses them is 2 sata based SSD's in raid as it will put you are a real world 1100MB a second read and write speeds.....second best is a gen 3 M.2 on a lower port running on the chipset.....
FYI having windows on my gen 4 M.2 took its read and write speeds from 5000MB read and 4600 write down to 3000 read and 2600 write with it running windows in the back round......the OS is always making I/O request that will slow down any drive its own.....so games on the fastest drive and windows on its own drive is always the best way to go.....