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That's how it looks now, it turns out just need to format all the disks and install everything again! Then 2.5 sticks together.

 

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If you already have W10 on the SSD by itself, you don't have to format that disk.

 

Otherwise, yes.   Delete all of the partitions and install W10 on your M.2 SSD as long as you know which disk it is.

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Well, yes, we will try! Thanks you!
Here is another updated data on SSD! Tell me, can you advise some kind of normal anti-virus program, I just used the norton license and now I don’t know which is better, the main thing is not to load the disk too much?

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I just use the built in Windows Defender on all of my PC's.

 

I have never had a virus or malware issue yet.

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You did the system settings through programs that we often find on the Internet: OOSU10.exe
Or after installation everything is standard!)

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I just used the standard settings.

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Now I move all the files from disk 2.5 and then format everything. And re create!

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If i suddenly get confused, there won’t be anything terrible if I put the system on the SSD a second time !?

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You can reinstall W10 on your SSD as many times as you want.

 

You can do it two ways...

 

1:  delete all partitions on the SSD, click Next and install W10.

 

2. Install W10 over the current Windows installation, and it will create a Windows.old folder.

 

This is a good way to install W10 if you need to recover files from the windows.old folder.

 

Then after W10 has completed installing, and you have copied any files from the windows.old folder you wanted you can delete the Windows.old folder using the disk cleanup utility>click on the cleanup system files button when the program window opens.  

 

 

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Thanks a lot! We will try!
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