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For some reason my SSD wouldn't format during the Windows 11 install but my HDD did so I got it on there. I came from Linux as it was all I could get to work after my build. However, now that I am in windows, the SSD is still not formatted as ntfs so it isn't recognized. I haven't been able to think of a way to format it so I was wondering if anyone would know how? Thanks!

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follow this link it's the same for W11:

 

https://www.windowscentral.com/how-format-new-hard-drive-windows-10

 

Did you install Windows on your HDD? I would highly recommend reinstalling it to the SSD.

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If you're having trouble installing windows to a specific drive:

 

1) Unplug any other drives from the system during install

 

2) Do a custom windows install

 

3) delete all partitions on the drive

 

4) Click "Next" and windows will create any needed partitions on that drive. 

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