A
Aurhel
Guest
Hi,So as described in the title, Windows OS is on D:My main concern is that, the C drive, where it originally was installed is a SDD (AFA way faster than a HDD). I would like to re-assign Windows to C. [This is off topic, but I wanted to try a Linux distro, and I guess it may have caused this issue].Naturally I cannot do it when Windows is running, AKA doing it with the built-in Windows Disk Management.I'd like know if someone could like me a good tutorial or explain me how to do it ! I guess drive letters can only be re-assigned before windows boots up.If you want me to send a screenshot of D
Continue reading...
Continue reading...