I'm setting up Windows 10 on my PC using the boot drive, but it displays two drives instead of one.
I'm setting up Windows 10 on my PC using the boot drive, but it displays two drives instead of one.
Legacy likely would have functioned, but it would have arranged his drive using MBR rather than GPT, which isn't the best choice (though it's not a major issue). He wouldn't have gained any knowledge because both methods could technically succeed. It might be better to discuss this here instead of guessing. As someone who builds PCs, we realize that important data isn't stored on the drive—if anything goes wrong, you can simply erase it and start again. However, this isn't always clear to beginners. You wouldn't suggest trying every CPU orientation until one works, would you? Sometimes, trying things without fully understanding the outcome isn't wise.