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I will install windows 10 it on my SSD, my current OS is on my HDD, will all my downloads, documents, Music etc... be transferd to my SSD because i only have like 160 GB left on it and i want all my other files to stay on my hard drive but the JUST OS be on my SSD.

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No, if you install from scratch to the ssd you'll only get a clean windows 10 install there. It won't magically import other files for no reason.

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you need to reinstall all programs on the OS drive that you are using, in this case your new SSD

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I will install windows 10 it on my SSD, my current OS is on my HDD, will all my downloads, documents, Music etc... be transferd to my SSD because i only have like 160 GB left on it and i want all my other files to stay on my hard drive but the JUST OS be on my SSD.

No. You have to move your files manually.

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No. You have to move your files manually.

The the files on my HDD will not transfer over to my SSD when i install the new OS?

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The new OS is going to install wherever you put it.

 

Unless it's the upgrade. In that case, it will upgrade on the EXACT same drive as it's installed. 

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The the files on my HDD will not transfer over to my SSD when i install the new OS?

They will not. you can keep them on your HDD or move to your SSD.

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They will not. you can keep them on your HDD or move to your SSD.

So i can just format my HDD once 10 is installed and start from fresh?

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So i can just format my HDD once 10 is installed and start from fresh?

Yes.

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Yes.

Ok thanks for the help

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