Marcelvdongen

I could do that, the drives are different sizes so figuring out which drive is which isn't that hard (Old=0 New=1)... Only problem is that I'm 100GB short on my M.2 drive (that's why I went with a clean install rather than clone disk in the first place) so I'm contemplating if it is worth the hassle haha If I decide not to change boot drives, should I do to my 'new' disk what you mentioned above? (Since reformatting won't do the trick, right?) Thanks to all for the quick replies btw, much appreciated!

Hi, Earlier this year I build my first gaming pc and installed Windows 10 Pro on my SSD (Samsung 860 EVO). Shortly after I bought an additional M.2 drive (Samsung 970 PRO) with the intention of moving windows to this slightly faster drive. Unfortunately I never got around to doing so, until today. I already did a clean install of Windows 10 Pro on the M.2 drive but I'm having trouble figuring out how to delete windows off of my old drive while making sure my files, settings and games won't stop working or delete with it. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Regards, Marcel