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is there anyway to keep data by removing just the partition?

Lilninjsways
By Lilninjsways
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So i have a new nvme ssd and installed windows onto it and now i have to choose which windows i want and technically have 2 windows.... in my computer do I remove the partition part and keep the games and other important files on my hdd?

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Your question is not that clear. Do you not want to have two windows? Do you want to remove partition or keep data?

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you can always wipe partition, quick format, and only partition will be gone while all data isnt accessible in usual methods . as long as nothing randomly overwrites the drive, you shall still find your data...in theory

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