Eliminando todo de SSD y HDD
Eliminando todo de SSD y HDD
Do you have a method to erase all data from your SSD and HDD, removing even Windows, so you can install a fresh clean Windows system in your new M.2 slot? Thanks, Rick Schroemges
You can adjust the drive settings and delete partitions directly within the Windows installer during installation. No prior steps required.
Yes, I'm using a computer with SSD and HDD storage. These drives hold a lot of information. You're asking about formatting them—do you have anything unique stored on these disks? I don't see much interesting media like photos, videos, or music. It seems formatting all the drives is something you'd consider, especially if any data gets lost.
Don't stress about setting up a new system; it's unnecessary. The system will load quickly using your existing SSD, making it ideal for installing games. You can run your new SSD for gaming and likely perform better than using it for the operating system. You'll be able to boot from the same SSD on new hardware without any issues. Plus, you won't need to reinstall games.
You're looking to start fresh with a brand-new Windows setup due to issues with the current version. That means a completely clean installation is what you need.
Sure, enjoy your hobby freely—formatting isn’t necessary. Good luck! Others might already know how to handle it.