- Nov 10, 2013
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Hi, I'm about to reinstall windows 7 (using advanded recovery methods). and i have two hard drives, an SSD and a HDD. i want windows 7 on my SSD, so what i am going to do is. format my HDD. turn of my computer and pull the SATA and Power Cable out of my HDD, then start my computer. so the SSD only shows up on my computer, and then reinstall windows 7 (using advanced recovery methods) on it.
what i'm wondering is there something wrong with this. If so, what should i do instead?
And Is there a much simpler way to do this? If so, what should i do instead?
NOTE: i want the HDD to be empty (that's why i'm formating it first).
what i'm wondering is there something wrong with this. If so, what should i do instead?
And Is there a much simpler way to do this? If so, what should i do instead?
NOTE: i want the HDD to be empty (that's why i'm formating it first).
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