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Hello everyone!I have an old HDD (T
that I wanted to unplug. So I did it, but the PC didnt boot. After getting help from a friend, I managed to boot it again from the bios.The thing is that now I see that the EFI partition (The boot is there, isnt it?) is on said HDD (T and not in my C: drive, where windows 10 is actually installed.Is there any safe way to move this partition from T: to C:? I want to get rid of T:, is old and i'm afraid it will die soon... Also, I would need to make changes in the bios to boot it again?I heard the unpluging every drive unless C:, boot with an usb creation
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that I wanted to unplug. So I did it, but the PC didnt boot. After getting help from a friend, I managed to boot it again from the bios.The thing is that now I see that the EFI partition (The boot is there, isnt it?) is on said HDD (T and not in my C: drive, where windows 10 is actually installed.Is there any safe way to move this partition from T: to C:? I want to get rid of T:, is old and i'm afraid it will die soon... Also, I would need to make changes in the bios to boot it again?I heard the unpluging every drive unless C:, boot with an usb creationContinue reading...