Courage the Cowardly Dog

Thank you

True, i’ll do that

So you’re saying it should be fine to plug and play with the drives?

So itd be fine to just connect the SSD OS drive without backing it up?

Probably around 4 years now

For the Main OS: Im using a WD Blue 500gb Sata SSD the other drives are for games: 2tb WD Black SN750 NVME 2tb Seagate BarraCuda HDD

Like what, if I may ask?

For the Main OS: Im using a WD Blue 500gb Sata SSD the other drives are for games: 2tb WD Black SN750 NVME 2tb Seagate BarraCuda HDD

Hi, I am starting a new build from scratch except that I also wanted to use my old drives in the new build. Would it be possible to just connect the drives without any repercussions? Or Should I start fresh and just copy from a backup drive? Old Build CPU: i5-9600k GPU: RTX 2070 MOBO: Asus Prime Z390-A RAM: 2x8 Corsair LPX 3000 CL15 PSU: EVGA 600w New Build CPU: i5-13600k GPU: RTX 4070 ti MOBO: Asus Prime Z790-A Wifi RAM: 2x16 G.Skill D5 6400 CL32 PSU: Corsair 850w

It worked. Thank you so much

oooh ok I see what you mean

I clicked what you clicked and was lost for a second

I have four options when I right click disk management. Refresh, Rescan disks, Create VHD or Attach VHD

I tried installing a new ssd into a prebuilt lenovo pc as a new boot drive, but the drive won't show up in This PC. It does, however, show up in Computer Management page as Disk 1 showing unallocated. Under properties, it shows that the device is working properly but can not be migrated due to partial or ambiguous match.