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so i cloned my harddrive to my SSD and i made so it boots from thhe SSD (i think) can i now delete everything from the HDD and what files do i need to keep on the SSD?

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pull out the HDD and acctually test everything is working. If it is then you can format your HDD and use it for large file storage.

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so i cloned my harddrive to my SSD and i made so it boots from thhe SSD (i think) can i now delete everything from the HDD and what files do i need to keep on the SSD?

TO BE SURE: unplug HDD and see if it boots from SSD. Set the boot priorities to the SSD.

If everything goes well, reformat your hard drive.

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TO BE SURE: unplug HDD and see if it boots from SSD. Set the boot priorities to the SSD.

If everything goes well, reformat your hard drive.

ok ill try

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TO BE SURE: unplug HDD and see if it boots from SSD. Set the boot priorities to the SSD.

If everything goes well, reformat your hard drive.

i pulled out the HDD and try to start but it didnt work. on the bios it says that my SSD is the primary boot drive but it doesnt work?? why?

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i pulled out the HDD and try to start but it didnt work. on the bios it says that my SSD is the primary boot drive but it doesnt work?? why?

Have you checked if there is a windows installation on the SSD when booting from the HDD?

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Have you checked if there is a windows installation on the SSD when booting from the HDD?

how do i find it? what should it be called?

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If you wanna know if your system is booting off of your SSD, go into your BIOS and check for something that says "Primary Boot Drive" or something along those lines. If it isnt already the SSD, Im quite sure you should be able to easily change it from there.

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If you wanna know if your system is booting off of your SSD, go into your BIOS and check for something that says "Primary Boot Drive" or something along those lines. If it isnt already the SSD, Im quite sure you should be able to easily change it from there.

it says SSD but when i try to boot up it wont work..

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