How to Move a Hard Drive With Windows 10 Installed to A New PC (With new Hardware) 2017

[@riznspiritwilliams1198]

I very rarely comment online, but after viewing and following every step of your procedure. I'm overwhelmingly satisfied with the result of moving and installing my hard drive -> Windows 10 fully operational my new build. Although as suggested, I backed-up my data. It was not needed when windows smoothly booted and Wha-La everything was intact. Thank you for sharing!

[@stefanilievskigaming6478]

This will not delete my windows right? PLS REPLY

[@cell_dempsey8908]

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[@uhmazin1493]

@@stefanilievskigaming6478 idk

[@uhmazin1493]

did it?

[@sirpw9205]

Do you set up the new pc the way you would normally

[@nikluz3807]

basically: 1. uninstall any drivers for your original hardware 2. run sysprep (with shutdown option) 3. plug your hard drive into new computer and boot! 4. go through setup

[@SoundDesignTutorials]

You got it 👍

[@Ramicsgo]

my new pc still want to boot up with the HDD inside

[@metalback72]

@@SoundDesignTutorials Can i skip to step 3 then go into blue screen of death and from there choose to install it from scratch?

[@beemo4]

Tim 72 i think

[@littobud]

If I have windows installed on my ssd do I put that in instead and boot up?

[@sh3ikXI]

Great guide! It went super smoothly. The hardest part was adding all the application to the task bar.

[@mattfrankman]

Great tutorial. All of the others involved mirrors, this is exactly what I needed. Thanks!

[@ghiawar2471]

You sir,, are a legend. This has saved so much hassle! Thank you

[@tonyliggett3724]

This worked PERFECTLY for me! I upgraded my system from an i5-7600K, Gigabyte GA-Z270 Gaming K3 MB, GTX 1080 graphics card, and DDR4 memory. New system is Ryzen 7 7800X3D, GIGABYTE B650 AORUS ELITE AX AM5, AMD 7900XT, and DDR5 memory. Did the prework in your tutorial, moved my boot drive t my new system and booted right up. Glad you warned about it having you set up another system ID or I would have panicked. Restarted and logged into my old system ID and everything was just as I left it. I had AOMEI Backupper backup with universal restore as plan B, but didn't have to use it. THANKS!!

[@davidnollmusic363]

This is exactly what I'm wanting to do. My brother has given me a computer that is an upgrade as far as performance from the one I'm using now for recording. Thank you so much for making this very helpful video. Wishing you all the best!

[@TheTrueKingJoffrey]

Just did this on my new build and works like a charm! (As you also said, do not worry when windows asks you to create another account and opens with that profile. You can just login into your original one and delete the new one) thank you very much man! stay safe

[@SoundDesignTutorials]

I have swapped a hard drive without doing anything before and it still worked, but it’s risky if you want to keep all the programs, some may be lost.

[@Daniel-ge6mf]

Sound Design Tutorials I everything that needed to be done but the thing is my new computer is already set up so how do I have my hard drive working

[@dioselina2760]

if I am buying a new motherboard because my old one went out and I can no longer access the desktop or the display at all. when I get a new motherboard will I need to get a new hard drive or am I able to to use my old one?

[@mattfrankman]

If it's the same motherboard, it should work okay. It it's different, it might work but be a little screwed up (in terms of which programs will work). There's to harm in trying.

[@mouthtomouth33]

I tried to set up without uninstalling anything and there's an annoying sign that a says; "insert boot devise and press any key". I don't know what to do.

[@salvsays]

mouthtomouth33 did you figure out what to do? My motherboard shit itself. So i wasnt able to back up or delete anything. So i just bought a new one that is completely different than my old one and now im scared to plug in my old hdd

[@darthkittyoustheunwise7581]

Thank you very! I'm making a new build and was hoping I didn't have to. Thank you for saving me so much time!

[@evangamblelewis4256]

Man... Thank you so much!!!!! I've easily spent over $10k on music software since my last studio workstation build 10 years ago. I was absolutely terrified of losing anything. This video is absolutely career (and marriage) saving!

[@mikeexits]

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[@PaulBrassington_flutter_expert]

Followed the advice with great success, also changed the activation to my Microsoft account and it worked perfectly. I did need the activation code so make sure you have it. Thanks so much for your video.

[@spinster4000]

I tried so hard to try and find a video like this mainly because it was hard to word such a thing to how i want but i finally found a video that explains everything, thank you SO much. I'm planning on building a beast of a gaming PC using the new 3070 when it drops and want all my data from my old PC that I'm using right now to watch this video to be transferred over to my new rig, that's including all my games, files, folders etc. (I am not re installing 10 games that take up at least 100 GB each. And this video explains just what i need, so again thanks man. It's going to help me out a lot!

[@DeerJerky]

Did you ever get that RTX 3070?

[@lomaiga3471]

Yes same

[@nounylogic169]

Hi. Thanks for this Video. Watched it a few times and then took the leap and used sysprep to move my SSD 1TB into a newer laptop with a larger SSD. Windows did ask me to create a new user account but didn't ask me for my Key. After a re-boot I could log in with my original user account and my desktop looked identicle. Task Bar Icons were missing but that's no biggie! I did install DriverMax which identified 20 required/updated drivers for the hardware in my newer Laptop. Well worth the 30 day sub of £8 just to get the job done. I'm going to look for a tool to uninstall the remaining redundant drivers I missed pre-sysprep. Thanks for sharing your experiences and making mine a lot easier. Respect.

[@billoddy5637]

As far as I can tell this is the only Tutorial for this on KZbin. All the others tell you how to clone your drive, not how to move it around!

[@galvario2321]

Been looking for a tutorial like this for a while, well explained and easy to follow, helped me a lot. Thanks :)

[@PissBlitz]

I just moved the SSD to new new PC, activated Windows with my key, updated BIOS and Windows. Worked like a charm. Worth mentioning that i moved from an MSI MOBO to a newer MSI MOBO

[@thewillsfamilyaccount6486]

I like your method in preparing the hard drives for the newer machine! Nicely done! 😊

[@dickr5151]

Great video, I have two Photo editing programs with a lot of settings that took me months to get set up correctly. Your explanation and very precise info on your experience in changing computers is very much appreciated.

[@VeronicaGorositoMusic]

Did it worked?

[@4h0w1e6]

I just realized I never commented here on this method... it worked so well for me. I am just rewatching as a reminder of how to do it again. Like a brain transplant for your computer, just move your OS drive to the new box and go.

[@SGThirkell]

Thanks for this video, it's just the info I needed for when I build a new PC later this year. Much appreciated.

[@tazokhdc3504]

life saver. worked perfectly. Had several crashes due to incompatible drivers . So i had to manually uninstall and reinstall some drivers. Thought I got rid of most of it but some were intel based . I had to uninstall and reinstall my graphics card drivers although it was the same card. that was a huge pain. Thanks a lot. Cant believe im using my pc the way it was on my old one.

[@danteflame87]

Tutorial is incorrect, sysprep and OutOfBoxExperience are purely for telling your computer you want to run the windows first time start up wizard again, the way windows would behave if it was fresh "out of the box", it has nothing to do with prepping the hard drive to be removed from your current PC. All you have to do is delete any drivers that might cause conflicts like he did in this tut and make sure your windows activation is tied to your Microsoft account (as opposed to the hardware) so the activation will transfer with the hard drive and you don't have to do the dance of deactivating on one machine then activating on the other or worse yet having to enter your activation key. Windows 10 does a lot of the rest of the work for you automatically.

[@Foxtrot1967]

My MOBO failed but my Win 7 Pro SSD is fine. I tried booting it from a new PC but it fails. Any suggestions?

[@jeremydejong7090]

this is the best tut on this i have found so far

[@kotitablettikotitabletti9047]

Just came here for the exact reason, tons of plugins on fl studio

[@1988kuriakos]

i lost all my flps,im so fucked 15 years work

[@huh7739]

@@1988kuriakos nice

[@isaacbc74]

How do I do this if my old computer is dead? I was able to take out the old HDD but I don't know how to clear out the drivers for my original hardware without my original computer working. Thank you!

[@Draskinn]

Yep same boat

[@brawlstars_ma327]

you need to put it in a working pc an do this steps

[@SISTO_official]

Is it okay if you dont uninstall those programs you uninstalled around 3:00-4:00 because i still want to to use the computer, im just moving the programs and data over. If i uninstalled them the computer wouldn’t work anymore

[@WildWill]

Should I keep my graphics card drivers. I’m going to be using the same graphics card.

[@vishalkaranam]

WildWill yes

[@mikev2903]

@@zzzomitted reinstalling video drivers is a pretty painless process nowadays, just uninstall and reinstall using ddu or some other tool

[@mikev2903]

@@zzzomitted Display Driver Uninstaller, a great tool if you find your computer crashing because of a bad driver uninstall. Most of the time you dont have to use it but if you keep getting BSODs because of a graphics card issue it will seek out any trace of the old graphics card driver and destroy it. Has saved my computer more than once from nvidias bad installers

[@jbdelacruz411]

What if all drivers from old pc have not been deleted? What can it cause?

[@iiieliteiii7840]

I built a new pc and bought a friends hard drive off him. If I put his hard drive (which has not been wiped) in my system would it boot up like his computer? Would I need to install Windows 10? I want to wipe it and start clean with downloading windows from a usb drive. I don’t have any other computer in my house so I don’t have any other desktop but I do have a laptop to install windows.

[@masonfuckcancer9523]

im changing motherboard cpu ram and power suply and dont want to by a new key will this work for me

[@littobud]

mason fuckcancer did you buy oem windows 10?

[@Rocksock531]

Thank you for a great explanation, need to try this method on a new computer I'm getting as my CPU in my old one has just died. Hoping for the best.

[@nosleepjones4551]

So you can use this if you have a lot of files that you don't want to download all of them again for example I personally have a lot of games and software if I were to download it all again it would take weeks right?

[@ryanbauer1482]

Do a video of how to “delete the new user name that it makes you create when installing the Hdd in the new computer”.

[@deepstudios3832]

I am a bit confused here. So i am building a new pc, and I have a 2tb hard drive I want to put into that new pc from my current one. I have a copy of windows on a usb so what happenes if i plug the hard drive in and the computer tries to install windows. (the usb has the media creation version with activate windows in the bottom right) (the hard drive has an activated version i got off amazon). Would this work, or do I need to do something speciail?

[@solidwire]

Sysprep doesn't bring over your user info because it was created for cloning larger deployments back when the internet was much slower and/or creating preconfigured resale units. At least that is what we had used it for... I'm surprised activation carries over without an enterprise license. Very cool.

[@dailytreshcan8000]

Does it keep windows ten on the drive?

[@danwilliams7320]

Thank you for this great tutorial, I built a new pc and needed to transfer my hard drive over to it, and it worked great. Did anyone have to create a new user account profile? I did, as you said in the video. How do I remove it and also the drivers for my previous motherboard please? Thanks again.

[@GigaChad-wd8ef]

so if ill use the same GPU and the drivers are already installed on my hdd all i have to do is move the hdd to the new computer? Bcs i dont have any other special drivers for rgb or fans.

[@HatedHatred]

Actually worked like a charm. Thank you kindly for this.

[@speerzy11]

Thanks man, I have my first new build coming next week, I will be trying this 100%. I basically want exactly what you've shown to happen for me, then I want to then clone the drive with the new setup to my new hard drive I purchased...My question is should I clone to the new hard drive first or should I do it after and also before I doing the process what do you suggest for backing up the original hard drive? Thanks for your time.

[@huskysharky9025]

If I have windows 10 pro on my computer and move my drive to my laptop is there a way to revert to windows 10 home

[@Xusphy]

Not sure if you or anyone could answer this, but all of my files in Documents and Downloads (everything in the /User/myprofile) were erased. I followed everything except of course backing up everything and creating a dummy account to log in, hoping that logging in with my microsoft account would be fine. Lo and behold, my programs were there, but my folders with documents were gone. I tried using WinDirStat to find them, but couldn't. Is there a way to restore the files?

[@ghosty4959]

When you do this, can you swap all your drives? for example I have 2 HDD and 1 SSD, can I put them all in the new pc after doing this? Thanks

[@zZiL341yRj736]

Yea, just take note of the Drive letters and when you put it in the new PC reasign the same letters so that all the Apps can find that path.

[@amelliamendel2227]

I'm trying to upgrade my PC, but I work at home and I absolutely need to preserve my work account. It has work tools and other such things set up which I can not lose.

[@hjarsen7296]

Is it a account? (Logged into a app or a internet website) or is it something you downloaded?

[@amelliamendel2227]

@@hjarsen7296 it's a windows account

[@VeronicaGorositoMusic]

I'm in the same boat :( Did the motherboard change only, and lost my digital license. I'm afraid of this video because I'm not into computers...if something gows wrong I'm not sure how to fix it.

[@mastertrey4683]

Thanks, operating systems are ridiculously expensive. They should be like 20 bucks a piece.

[@bosstroller99]

Check Opium Pulse. Cheap OS there

[@xkickzyt]

@@SVB089 You're*

[@SVB089]

@@xkickzyt thx

[@xkickzyt]

@@SVB089 XDDDDDDD

[@dontdropthesoapdontdropthe1045]

you buy win 10 tf it doesnt even need to be purchased for it to be functional

[@demitrovichr3171]

So if the old windows 10 license transfers over to the new pc build does it get removed from the old one? Dont want any weird duplicate license.

[@dark321100]

windows 10 is build to be plug and play in case u upgrade ur stuff just remove the drivers and anything hardware related stuff and then plug it to new pc and your good to go windows will automatically detect any new hardware u plug and update it for you some drivers need to download though (like mobo,gpu, etc) but if want to lose your windows 10 key just do this step . try it yourself and thank me later .

[@zackbennett8946]

WORKED PERFECTLY THANK YOU!!

[@vishalkaranam]

what if I want to plug in the hard drives from the new computer to the old one? i believe i should follow these same steps correct?

[@jeanobalinghasay4244]

Probably the same. See it as moving the hard drive to "another computer" new or old

[@Prod2Step]

whats up brother, quick question if I remove my HD drive that does not contain my OS or any hardware related drivers or any drivers at all. (That does contain all my sound samples and VST Plugins, so basically a storage drive for production) and plug it into my new laptop so i dont have to reinstall all my plugins / kits it should work with ease correct, all my files and everything should be there? Thank you in advance.

[@TAXOPAREI]

ERROR : '' Sysprep was not able to validate your Windows installation . Review the log file at %WINDIR%\System32\Sysprep\Pnther\setupact.log for details....... ( i removed old win 7 from old hdd ) pls some help !

[@tolgahk84]

Perhaps you should update your video, you no-longer have to contact Microsoft to get your Win 10 Activated. If you use your Mircosoft Account to access your PC, it automatically links your activation key to your Microsoft Account, when you install your HDD into your new PC and it throws up the "Not Activated" error, just click on the tab that says "I changed hardware on this PC recently" add in your current user password along with your Microsoft Account email and password, then it will throw up a link showing all your Registered Keys, just select the one which corresponds to your previous build and it should activate. Heres a link that explains it further windowscentral.com/how-re-activate-windows-10-after-hardware-change

[@SoundDesignTutorials]

thanks for the heads up

[@VeronicaGorositoMusic]

It doesn't work, if it worked before, not now. I couldn't activate W0 digital license and had to rebuild everything my old MB again to reactivate w10. New MB is there with no use since I buyed it :( It seems that I'de have to call microsoft by phone and etc.

[@1legomaster32]

I'm gonna be a broken record here in asking this, but will having pre-built PC at all effect this process? Will it work?

[@matttaylor7563]

So i followed your steps to prep for a new build, but my new computer's bios can't boot from the ssd. It just sits in there and new ssd is 1st priory in boot prefer. Not sure what to do? Am I missing a simple step to start in bios? Send help, thanks!

[@riverwarts9084]

I know this is old, but did you have to go and download all the new drivers for your new motherboard once it booted to desktop or did the PC take care of that on the initial boot? Thanks in advance.

[@ALEX19960609]

It asks you to create a new Windows user because sysprep makes your system go into OOBE (Out of Box Experience) a.k.a. first boot of the OS ever.

[@bobpalmer4740]

i did this and now chrome will not work so i put it back in the old pc and chrome works? in the new pc chrome tries to open but all i get is a black screen no matter what size i make that screen it is black. any ideas? thanks

[@n.lundqvist2879]

dont hate me if this sounds dumb, nut all i want is windows to transfer, is it not possible to just move my SSD (in my case its a ssd) to the new PC and when its all set up the do a clean reinstall of the OS? thanks for help

[@computermd1571]

Thanks for a great, detailed video tutorial! Keep up the good work!

[@BRtD2]

should i generalize the sysprep or not?

[@hankikewoj8863]

What if I haven’t done anything thing and don’t have another computer to do it will it be fine?

[@tattooedredheadx]

Did he say "This is fucks." at the beginning? lol

[@saptarshimohanty459]

Ok,so i exactly did as mentioned in the video. Now when I installed the HDD into my new PC it won't boot up properly. It would ask me to select language, timezone and other stuff. Then it blacks out and the process starts again. Any help?

[@maartenherrmann]

So, will I be able to follow these steps, upgrade my motherboard and cpu and run a setup without losing my data? (It’s backed up mostly anyways)

[@SoundDesignTutorials]

Yep, just back up anything you don't want to loose, pics, docs, vids etc

[@teccmo]

I'm gonna be trying this today, installing a ASrock B350 Fatality board / Ryzen .. replacing a FX-8320 and an Asus 970 Pro Gaming. This looks like it's gonna be good help, I appreciate it. I'll comment on how it goes for me.

[@noturaveragewatcher]

How’d it go?

[@teccmo]

I followed SDT's steps and took a tip from another video.. it worked perfectly. New Ryzen 1600x , DDR4 ram opposed to ddr3, same gpu, sapphire nitro rx480 gb, ... the B350 Fatality mobo has a specific boost for that card... I don't know if it's ASRock's patent or something in bios.. but after updating it (one past the bios it shipped with) there is an option that says "Sapphire Boost" .. same 3 hard drives.. it might as well been seemless... good look SDT. Helpful vid.

[@tylerb5441]

Coincidence dude, I have the same motb and cpu

[@teccmo]

I can't remember now if anything with the activation changed...I wanna say it wasn't, I'm about 95% sure on that. There has been a major Win 10 update since I swapped them out.

[@solokei3613]

this is so helpful. Gamer tutorials don't ever understand why people would need to keep their windows 10 for music data and softwares

[@tintzaw9915]

Do I need to uninstall UHD onboard graphic and intel related software before move? My cpu on new pc will be i9-10900K and current is i7-8700K

[@forsale313]

Never seen this method, thank you for sharing.

[@DiegoSepu95]

BEWARE! personal files (pictures, documents, etc) will be on Windows.old folder under User/username

[@nolansullivan9196]

I’m planning on doing the change this weekend. For this comment, do you mean all those personal files will be saved and moved to the “new” pc and be in the file path user/username/windows.old

[@DiegoSepu95]

@@nolansullivan9196 yeah, also all the installed programs did not work after this procedure, I think I saw another process that only errased drivers and on the new pc only update them and that's faster and programs and files will keep original place and work.

[@kevinsturges6957]

This is a lifesaver. Thank you.

[@saucysauce593]

if i have a ssd with only windows on it, how would i put my old hdd that also has windows on it?

[@stephengraber4015]

I wonder if this will work if you're unable to cleanup the drivers etc and run sysprep on the old machine. My Intel NUC died and I'm wanting to move my M.2 Internal SSD with Win10 to an ASRock NUC Box with very similar but not identical hardware. I'll give it a try and post my experience but if anyone has done something similar I'd greatly appreciate benefitting from your experience! Thanks in advance for any comments you may care to share.

[@anixzen7170]

I’ve moved my ssd to my new computer before I did all of this so I was wondering if I did the same thing but instead of moving it I could power the pc on again?

[@jackphibbs8749]

Will this world for an SSD?

[@tuantranproduction]

hi. do you have to re-activate any plugins or programs with that method? I've heard that some programs registered with pc hardwares which is called hard hardware-id

[@liljesus4479]

thank you so much sir

[@RexSmithII]

I have a z270 board with a i7 7700k with OS on 2- m.2s in raid zero. I want to go with the i9 9900k, so I need a z390 board. is there a way for this to work when my old computer is on raid zero? can I copy everything to a external hardrive, then wipe the m.2s clean and put the m.2s in the new board and bring back the OS from the external hhd?

[@reviewchan9806]

I've read that since W10 and esp Windows 11 that it's now more than ever easier to just pop the old drive into the new PC and have it pick up where you left off as it will resolve driver/mobo/processor conflicts and update them all accordingly. Can you do a video on how this migration is done on Windows 11?

[@charlieturley3668]

What if your basically just moving everything to a new motherboard and case

[@josephcollis3438]

It will be fine just use sysprep

[@lokeyartist]

Will this work if the new computer already has windows installed and so does the old hard drive?

[@xXdawgXx]

I want to do this because i dont want to reinstall my games, windows 10 and i think you could boot into safe mode, uninstall the gpu, sound, ethernet etc. drivers then boot normally and install all the correct drivers.

[@wabbirquacks7164]

If all I’m doing is buying a new motherboard do I have to uninstall drivers ?

[@wolfpack5849]

Thanks a lot, saved me a tone of time.

[@SamHuang2303]

hey man all you had to say was sysprep haha. appreciate your insight, looking forward to migrating once all my new components are in

[@gabrielalbu608]

Sir! I have a big problem...it all started when i removed my hardware form my old pc(old components) to my new one(with new components)with windows 10 installed.I succeded in opening windows 10 on the new Pc but unfortunatly he is crashing sometimes (Error Your Pc ran into a problem,we need to restart and we are collecting errors) and then after the restart (20,30,150 minutes)he is crashing again

[@Lenny-zn8hn]

also possible if I once owned a Win7 license but then Upgraded to the free Win10 when it was possible?

[@j.c.k.6883]

Quick question guys: I switched components with the process explained in your video. Everything works except my LAN (sometimes). It randomly disconnects & connects again after a while. Has anyone experienced something similar / knows how to fix it?

[@nonyabiz3874]

im about to move my Nvme from a b450 to a b550 and wondering is this an ssd ur talking about????? and if anything would u have a vid about switcing ssd,s

[@alexrobinson2598]

I know you may have mentioned this. But wjen i tried this. All went perfect. Except desktop is now blank and lost any file that was on the desktop. Any idea where it might be stored?

[@bobcollard11]

No problems migrating from HP 8300 SFF to HP Z230 Tower using same Graphic card and still with Intel Core i7 though it is faster. The system at startup told me I had a new CPU and I accepted it. Never had anything else lost. All other things work. Had to upgrade firmware and BIOS which is internal, due to this being a refurbished computer.

[@henrygarcia4438]

That's great. Will be trying that tonight

[@kouroshhoushidari6264]

Hi I'm not sure if I'll get a response on this but what if my old hard drive is in a broken laptop and i cant uninstall ? will that be an issue?

[@emrldpreviews]

could you just use sysprep to wipe all drivers or do you have to wipe bluetooth and graphics first?

[@sethmckinley13]

Lesson learned: UPDATE YOUR BIOS Prepped everything and when i went to launch...nothing worked. Microsoft couldnt help, so i ended up getting a activation code and downloading it onto a zip. Then when that did not work, I knew something was up. I needed to updtate my BIOS. As soon as I did. My activation key worked. I tried my ssd in my old pc again and it instantly went to start windows 10. I have no doubt it i would have updated my BIOS first, this would have worked for me.

[@SoundDesignTutorials]

Good advice.. You should always update your bios regularly, be it on a new build or existing one 👌

[@StephenPhillips]

I am going to upgrade my motherboard soon. Will this work?

[@arttuleppanen8706]

I have same question

[@arttuleppanen8706]

@classic duck thanks

[@arttuleppanen8706]

@classic duck oh ok i guess ill stil try

[@arttuleppanen8706]

@Luca Balaj I have win 10 on my old pv will I lose my licence?

[@arttuleppanen8706]

@Luca Balaj I did not get it from the cmd, but I got it with a software called SoftKey Revealer (scans my pc). You think the key is legit? (BTW thx for helping a noob:)

[@abhishekpradhan5585]

Welcome back. This is Focks...LOL

[@WalvisYT]

I currently have my windows 10 and everything else installed on a HDD. I am changing out my CPU and motherboard, I want to use this oppertunity to use a SSD as the bootdrive. However, I'd like to keep all my other stuff on my current HDD and reuse the HDD. Does anybody know if that is at all posible?

[@Lenny-zn8hn]

thats hard. from what i understand, you could just clone your current HDD (with win and everything) on this SSD and use this one, that's pretty easy (there are free programs for that, i used "minitool shadowmaker"). if that's done, you have two hard drives with the exact same information. why keeping it on HDD then? you now have EVERYTHING on a SSD, preferably with a high amount of storage. so, if you want things separated, just keep all programs on the SSD. delete everything on the old HDD and you can use this one for Pictures, maybe games, samples, movies etc. (everything that doesn't really profit from an SSD)

[@PhatBoyiee]

Great video thank you for sharing. If you have data on another drive on your pc and if you still have the drive just add it with the same name and drive letter and it will recognize it. If the music is calling for a drive you had on your old pc could you not add the drive again with the same drive letter and name? It should work I think.

[@arleosaguid6727]

I build a new system then moved my old ssd to the new system and its showing "reboot and select proper boot media" whar should i do