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HannyaOni
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Hi,When I bought my PC in 2020, in came with an in-built Windows 10 on a single SSD 250gb NVMe which was disk C:\, as well as a 1tb HDD disk D:\, then upgraded to Windows 11.Years later, I bought another SSD NVMe but one of 2tb, planning on putting all my games on there, disk E:\. And recently, my disk C:\ has been randomly getting spikes of 100% usage, freezing my PC for minutes every 2 minutes, making it unusable.Because of this, I decided to make my disk E:\ the system default, with Windows running on it thinking the C:\ one was getting old or it wasn't optimal because slower. And so I down
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